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r~^--v.- '?' '-BT"".'.^--1 ? ???j.-rr-y ?. .?'..?.J. >? v?...t?.? .??..pi^sar, ?>?>...?? ?.? > -~ SUPEitiOR GARMENTS I ;i DRESSES , ?? 'j^fo feow that the Fall season is in full swing, a timely, word arjat qual ?. is not amiss. The watchword here has always! been Quality. f/t'&fo ?fe never lose sight of this important factor in planning ofesam ||aiSns- " comes first and foremost at ai^ times. . |y J0?3&FI* ^j!*f i v . liext comes authentic fashions and perfect fit. These three j^mer /^^^^V^J^V^S^f lui essentials, backed by our reasonable prices, have made tfijpthe J^MKm^ Itost important Ready-to-Wear shop inutile Pi?dtaont. < - wjsfreli.. //^St^\ ^ l? remcmber tnese inings when you contemplate a purch^^JpJoyd ft Al ?j^' || justly famous. . *%r j ft \k?r ? 1 trre Is ir??? "lerit^nd artistic, originality in ev?fy trimmed hat we ix ll rL^mW 1fW Her^'aSS"rCi* ?f ob*aimn? ^^'Vi1?*'^'^?1 yxig?e. ? ll X*#3v P?r?e*ry I : [f : ll txiGfU^ V?' di?re. proud to announce that W? hayejfthe1 'exclusive/agency for W lr ? till famous front lace corset, the '^Frolaset" ?bout which the most J \\JI I ? P?'|cular dressers are very enthusiastic.' Our expeif Cprsetiere fits i /? ll' ^1n wi^out extr^ cbar^e- r v I i\ W Kress Goods I a 2 Ml Tll *,mPosed Woolen and Silk-mixed dress materials are all in, and ' ;? g jr Bl fr<li pr?sent indications no further importations will be ! Ill inl ided..in this lot are Silk and Wool Poplins, Crepe Gabai?mes, ?rflW\!to?ta?-J^" Se|?s, Roman Strip?s, Camels Hair Plaids, Satin Prunelles, Fancy '^lillW n? Ccl ings, and NoveUy cloths in a variety of patterns. jjlBrr t ?L^SJ^; , $0Fjif?:&U "MersoVs Ooh Exclusive Ready-to-Wear Store" ! ?j--': lo 10J9?-U1?K; 'HJUJWU 'H"l -"i " MM. iW?i?i iloq ?? . ? ' ? .-'? ' ' -:-;-.-:--^-'. U.nt&BDavis's Letter , ;>or.a urti Moa ^, Kizo iH.ttn.^n^w^^H^pIa^ |.desert ls nature, so ts a gardon, but Big bu9iiie8^?Hj>hi50j?^vtui}eR, bis a garden ls cultivated naturo- if we skyscrapers^ big,, ?UrWlTi^^WP. thinga leave it to nature there will never be have interested U&ji|I?V|^ui;p to be- a cultivated plbnt o> flower any-. Hove tha,t>.tba jte^tji?^ej^tlori will where, pay ICSG attention to the quantity , 1 - of a thing, as weLhave-been doing, The faults of your neighbors prob, and give more aUop^o??:-it-its quality, ably look ss great to you as yours do In days tb come we are going to to them. judge a man not'f>yuiie"i'fi:c Of his for- -- tune but by hia'^rtlKtW'lils fellow We know lt ls a duty to love all men. We aro bor'k?'?rife1 "Wi continue men, but the fellow with an everlast to be spoken bfl?by0 v/EtoTope?r.B, as lng grouch makes it an uphill busi barbarlait?' ladel?aWilft <;?tt!?V The ness for us many times. American la miitfb"t?WQ?nthnn that - while lt i?True thSF^Be'Ti?a M eye A better, day is coming, on the main chance,' tho finer traltu The morning draweth nigh, of character have not been lost sight i When God, the Lord, will listen of in the mad rush for gain: j. To every plaintive cry. The business of living for every- And stretch his hand o'er every land . strong, clean, able-bodied man should .With Justice by and by. be the making of a home, In which > .-'- - the boys and girls, the future citizens I have seen smiling faces In the of this great nation, will be trained little car Just as often os in the hlg in the ideals;that make fdr noble liv- one; and, for that matter, the one mg. The j&*^?in?ric*k ioric buggy is still capable of trans life is the danger bf Our-youbg people porting a good deal of happiness down coming to -'rpgartt-marriage /as a the road, trial, a ple??ant jaunty O? 'a sort of ; ' " ' > .' , - . an Ill-fltttng ^gh'rmenV'Wiwifi^tn be TTor what shah it profit a. man lt put on and taken off s%'Will, Jf'ho'.blg he gain tho whole world and lose his business of the lsst generation hos own soul? y . . been the accumulation of wealth, the '.' 1 '' .big business of tho.*.hV*t;generation .<If money Were- everything, thin, will bo the distribution of wealths some folks would Jba justified In We have been making things, with working so hard to get moro land . .men as .a by-prc?nct; we mu'-t malto than they need..A . " men, with th?".?s as the by-product . . ' v~ This cannot he brought about bv leg- Whf?t win bo the result of this warf ialatlon. The thing needed ls per? Oh. that's ea?jv? Tases, sonai character and a realization of .... the worth of life; The people who are being blamed -?.t -?. for;the war are,about; as najn^jftms: At Rcliool whore, children do as tho? aa the causes, which; are given fq?? Please ls not different from many the high cost of living, homos.. The average parent is the . - least qualified to take In charge the The cultivated housewife can save education of tho child, for the Very herself a headache or; two by- refus-' reason that there; i^nonrecime of law lng to worry about Pan-Americanism In many homet. Children in such and by devoting her thought to P*n b?inBa aro ,iui ',wuCni?d--*ney . just Cakiam. grow. Th it is aleo the case among " the primitive race's. We . sneak of There waa a man who loved the bees, tho frightful .temptations to tho yoting He was Iheir loyal trtond. in his cities, and yet 'these have not He used to sit upon their, hives. : . sent half, so many boys and. girls .tb But they stung bim In the end- . . \ .. thb "bad"' aa mothers1 love" has. Look ' Vat ?he list o' r- -Jdlgali? en*, toek' ??1-?* A gossip is an advance agent of the at those Weaklings, and at those.early devil. giavei-.oll filled with the victims <u , --- , a moth?r'a indulgence. Tho' lawless .' The, ?*u who loses his head Isnt ' homa is i menace to civilization. much, aa a rule. Why Hi^^ahooM, ..children'Tha-'. en* ' ' ~ couragod utilyn? life into thinking . Tbs man who isn't tickled by the th?t they can do ac they please, whee {eather* women are now wear no business man could ran hts plarit in ?5 in their hats must be at least . tbo do-asryou-ploase way. nor. could seven) feet tait a government last for a day.without discipline. ?, w -Grange, things dreams are^ saM 4 ,.We.Bay;^'B?;^t?-witt d?nierais .^;^?ll.lp^;v??^.tta?xT.eat bored ' < ???rents ls au rislaa^^ radish;!l^haveI* nightmare, ia unnatural only in sense bf he- ?.. i lng uncivilized, uncuHlratod. Thc If tba people expect too much from -. . - - . . - - - .the government they will .be disap pointed. After all, as President Wil son opec said, tho government ls not something above and outside of - and difefrent from the people; it ls of the people and about .all it can do- ls tc act as their agent; it .cannot bestow on them ) powers which they do not already possess. Politicians are loath i'j speak of these things, for truth o' fiiis-sort is not ?popular. 'Rather, they -seek to tickle the ears of the multi tude hy telling them that the people' are all-powerful 'and that all''that ls1 needed to accomplish a desired end ls! to pass a law to that effect. Wo ar? very much in need Of statesmen 'who-\ will be candid with the p??pl?, who i will not be content with following the majority sentiment'and hiding be hind that but who will give th?1 '?bus-, try the benet!?. ?? iHz'r.' ' own'/supfe-V rlor knowledge and will do .what they know to be the best thing even, if if may not increase, their own popular ity- ?;.. . - .;," ? ..v .A critical period is before this na-, tlon and we don't want to lean on. any false props. . We want to re member that the functions of govern ment aie after ail--Try limited and that tho 'welfare bf)tho'country -will continue to depend, as in the psst, on the individual initiative ami energy. Woe to m indeed, it we walt for prosperity to be created 'by law, for we shall he victimized by our own credulity. UNCLE DAVE Homo Coming Day. . Home omlng and Rally Day will be observed at Shiloh church, three mil es west of Pier"- .Sat, on the third Sun day (October 18). Everybody who ever attended Sunday school st this place is invited to come and spend the day. All superintendants who are liv ing'are invited to make addresses for $h? occasion. . ' . ( '. ?. ? ' v. ' . ; ^: ?. ,;:v-, % , . I Change In Location I arri how located over W. ! A. Power's grocerystore' ?t 212 1-2 S. Main "Street. 1 thank my friends for their > ; past patronage and ask con tinuance of same. I make plate* ai $6.50 I make gold crowns at$4.00 SQver rifting*, SOc end up. Gold filling* $1.00 ?n? an Painless Extracting 40^. I make a % specialty of1 treating Pyorrhea, Alveo* laris, of the gums and ?ll crown and brfd*e work and regulating nial rormed teeth.. All work guaranteed first Si G. B R U C E DEPiTCST 60V: I!? fe uroa OPPOSED 1 GUBTAILIN& CROP Sees in Proposed Legislation a Blow at. Liberties of Citizens. Precedent for Re julatioiuof Every Busine^s~"Poverty Better Than Slavery." GOV. SLATON . South produces noir agricultural pro Governor John M. Slaton, In aa In? ducts worth threJ hundred million terviow given out Saturday . night, dollars more than] agricultural pro states that he will not call the legis- ducts produced by 'he whole nation lature Into extraordinary session to 30 years ago. Our : Manufactures have j consider the cotton crisis? because he increased 1,000 per sont, and this has would not advise that, course ot ac- been due to the it iependent energy Hon it be were a private, citizen or a and initiative of Soli abm citi/ens, ut practiclng attorney, and he can not restricted-by. dover ojentai dictation. I approve tho'suggestion ss an official "Poverty is pr eft rabie to slavery, ot the State. - and I would ut Bl Malia tbime ...ncr-j The Governor enters at'length into glee that have aceo iphsnoi so u u. h the entire question of l?gislation de- nor would I aaumr it^r ai rciue-iy co signed to help the farmers, md says far worse than the ? pease that in tho li help should come from WawWngton- ind It would feting 1 sa an aac?i. that tho States virtually are without "I do not underes mate the embar-| power to act. rassoient of ino pr ;.? vi;.ali?;.itic?. ir.,1 The Governor's interview follows: I would be willing t endure any per "Rei?tive to the requests that are sena! sacrifice to aie rt it, but I am being made of me bp assemble in ex- unwilling to do a wi mg to stay it. li traordin'ary session' the General As- "I believe the inte figent self-Inter- j aembly ot Georgia, It'ls proper that I est of tho farmers wi I curtail tho cot should make a public statement as to ton crop and co-opei it (on to this end my attitude,* These requests come in is a wise and effect! e remedy." the form, of personal letters, of reao- "Our Brothel' Keeper." lutions.; indorsed, and adopted at it ia a time and e occasion when county :gathorlngtr"tV trade bodies, I would advise the tntost liberality and by; Chambers of Commerce. and consideration bt , ,vcen business "Representatives in Congress ot men in business lntei sottfse. The loss | the United States have, taken the la a common one, an it; is becoming positiod'that Congress can do noth- In those who.are bei able to take a lng ana asB?rt that the burden of largo share of the ha dship, recogniz-1 averting the impending calamity rests lng the truth now o indelibly im upon the- individual States. pressed -that We ar "our brother's "To thin, last .proposition I heart- keeper." c t .1 ily dissout,' for I believe the great leg- I can not dctermiqp what may bo lalaUveJisonrce'Of relief ir Consrr?s?. done by other States!'Joncert of ne rf the fjovcrntocnt doe- not now as- tlon under varying cdhstRutions with ! sist t?d South wh?h th?.President, and different lines ot thofight ls difficult I * large*proportion.ot the Cabinet and to be accomplished, ft. may be that of tho chairman,pt th? Pv orful com- some proper and sari) plan may ber mit tees; br House and Senate Are from i suggested.; whereby I las. $ Governor I the So4tlil 'wo n??y'expect little bene- may be helpful in ?li?? emergency, r flt by exaltation to of ace ot Sooth- and I repeat that I a&, willing to do I oro men. f .- !'/i>iu/i; i anything under my oath?* to aid the j Bee*.- Kv* :b?$$mm?;- " people ot my State ndu faction. "1 n ed jjppt a$y as Governor-.that JOHN M. S LATO A, db vernor. I am deeply interested .tn the ques- -:-. .,'.|, afr lion n6V imperiling tho business WlTURlV I ?Nf?IdPWAY t?tereBt?Of the ?State, r.? recognize VVVtUV UWUimWAI fully tp? gravity of the eitutaion, but Aw ^^v* TO4S ?rkl ICC l further know that,a. bad situation UW tUUKi MUU3L could bo j .'rn a de Yprsb: by doing tho , I ?j ""The prevailing idea so,lar express- A quantity of material ii??eing pine, ad as soverign. remedy 16/the curt ?ir- ed on the court house fk mnds for the rnent ot cotton prod.tiction'py law. The woric which, is eecLa. taite ^tinder way, farmers1 oftho South haVbmndq,, pinta ..imp^u^t^rv^nir-^f ti,e building ?*o???ii UllfU 'HW UutritB!,1 restricted by ond making a number of changes in I European wara, will absorb. The crop tnc offices. J. o? cotton may not exceed the world's tno bJ" permitting Anderson need, but the worl* is pot in a POBI- to raake thcae ^proveniente went ?lotLnOW faH&J&lM "??' through the General1 Assembly it was truth thaii the faihiei"would have , A ^T?w K?E??X S ? th?SSS the hands of the county supervisor. t^T^Z^^t^k^nl m^ tho clark of court and the . sheriff. SaP?lPwS sineeHthese gentlemen will all be et phasizeT the pow?rTfot tfiis policy in fected hy the change and will have to] the past - ??? ? . ' I'?'.?'*. move their offices. In accordance I "The'requestt.tha^J call.an extra w?th this provision of the act theso 3eB8ion of the General Assembly as- gentlemen let the. contract for the j sumes that the Southern farmer will work to tho Cox-Mitchell Lumber J repeat : this same pWicy during the Company, of Belton, and the price Is | ensuing year. The stngesteion is that (1,500. It ls understood that actual I by law he-must he sandifrom Ms own work will begin today and that the I folly. y , changes will be made as quickly asl "It is a curious tung that thvose possible. I who eXalt thc farmer\aB the cmbiKll- lt jo planned to consolidate tho of-I ment of character, paftiotlsni *\nd in- flee rooms now occupied by tho so-1 telllgence should dec?ale that the eur- pervisor and the sheriff and to build tailment of the crop lb essential to a new vault and this portion of tho I his welfare, but from feck of Intelll- building will be ocounied by "the clerk gence he will not'do sdland wo muet of cert Tho oupervlsor win move place a. Jail penalty ov* him to pre- nIg office upstairs into one of the Jury vent him fi^tgjaWj^-^gi^g rooms and the sheriff will go into the own land..Either this mfet ba done or QUarterg vaCatod bv the clark "s usr?rssr^K? 2*sa?? SST? "I WM Distress Is Preilaie?!- ? materlaly improve the appcar "When the farmera prfcented their once of the Interior of the place. cause In Washington tdgthe Bank- - -~~ , I lng and Currency Com&ttee, they Anderson Rat? objected to the fore lb 1 eic ur tal lmc nt ID J T" and declared they wore tot- prepared 1/eny O ad treatment for revolutionary management of ??ie ' farms, and that In thouttnds, ot tn- ' . j stances great diatreeB wmld be oe- The Daily Intelligencer has been I casioned by lt. ,. 1; r. appealed to by the Anderson county J "I could not aa a lawyS congelen- "rats" at Ciemsoa College to deny cer tiousiy recommend1 the e&ctment of tain rumors that have gained circula ?uch laws, and dare hot diso as Gov- tlon in this section aa to tho manner ern or. The President of Wie United fn which they are treated, at tho col-' States has declared, agalt* suggest- i6ge this vear. The following letter ed legislation, ott; Ute, grofcd that it /rom the "Anderson Rats" will nrove Y001*!?01**0 "j?^aV*?n*e. policy, entertaining and explanatory: Assuredly the Governor ola State Bhould dot recommend the fcjlation of "October 12, 1914, C. A. C. lU?dASy^neral blhU st^te W' W' 8n*ak'edltor of 4 D' ? baa advised me that the pm of eux- "Kind Slr: I write you in behalf of tailmont by prohibition t*ation pr the Anderdon Kata, of Clemson Col penal statute are,uncapstit&onal. lege, ewl have been told that a false "Tbo suggested plans chaapngo the tale of the way the Rats aro treated intellignce of the Southern fabner and up here has circulated in our hom? I are in, violation ef tho prlAples of town. As we can not exactly state liberty, ; ' I our thoughts as they should be, we ! "TheL8truggI^o<.theipsojp^r whjh that you would wrltb up a piece 1 years have been,, toi achieve Breed om in your DaUy intelligence-] etatlng 1 ft ?*L^^^i5l.ot that we (us Piata) still possess all our ?Sib^sSS^^ lit "luQ??,:,a??d Br,^gttre^ fim l.nmL?i lirZiX . L ?? "Rats" could be fro-?-vi. Your the^Son?o?^v^^^ ?a** 8ure hB? k<Dt us ifom ??ttl0? -UwfuS bl ?^ ta?"** m Tb feel a spell coming each farm?i* to nn^T^r^rtA Wrm- od we at once hunt v- an old Intel li- | portloh bf ,hla land In ?irn, h|y "rind goncer,-hoping to see the piece in iuoi oats, a?b'jCoree'.bim'to r Iso edTmamy Intelligencer soon, hogs sl^Vwt^V?o??b the jthectry We remain your sincere friends, S^fJL^lS^'^?&?iSj 'SiSSS?!Sf[?j?' "ANDERSON'S RATS, action wouM mean > th* deaths blom ^ * r? to^tnde^ndence^^^ ^f*1)!10 0* . j ??? h?k b??r A^'iSlJt??? S chocked, and pave the way for serl ?.StSta^??ce^a an e tin? l think tattle o? Foley's Honey and Tar Com . i?i^S?**S?if-%i?r?Liffn; nounded, and take It freely. Stops ?ijSk ^Wi^?iffi^^i^,M coughs and colds, heals raw Inflamed ,?%j2h^ tA loosen; ttajfle^la^^ 'Tvlew with ?pprohei i?vduf- liv- ?Mal trouble, got very hoarse, cough ingof greater^^powerTS S-0?v?i5- ed conetantly from a tickling throat mint thhrT ^mlW&?y. Ho need only Foleys Honey and Jar fl?thern people, raider* WlSfr i Uwe. Compound. Was ?Mlrely 'SSlS wHttedul^aW^'mi'O ,p& ifcri-. Waats others to know o?. Foleys sons, have prospered; p^ ipSiweid^- Honey Md Tar. . ^ 1^ than^lahy i^le; 0?^ For sale by Evan's Pharmacy? . ? BY LAW Opening Date. Opening Date. Saturday, Oct. lTtti KRESS CANDY EQUIPMENT A number of year* ago, when the agitation Wat first started for sanitary methods in the manuacfturing and selling of food products, the Kress organization realized the nrt*d of a system of candy handling that would be san!tan-, r -d nt thc same time assure the consumer of quick/and efficient service. The result of aH this investigation and construction work is the candy equipment which from a sanitary standpoint has no equal. . In working out the idea, the term "unit" has been applied to the compartment in which the candy displays are. made. These compartments are made of solid mahogany, with im ported opaline glass bottoms, French plate mirrors and Ger man silver trimmings, with plate glass cover so arranged as to make the case absolutely sanitary-fly, dust and germ proof. The method of handling the reserve stock is embodied in n sanitary container placed in the rear of the candy unit, and so adjusted that original boxes of candy received direct from the factory, are placed underneath the cover and to quickly get-nt-able that candy sale8 are made without thc touch of the human hand. Thu feature alone required three years of persistent atten- ; lion to the finar points of candy equipment, and has the en fortement of candy and food experts everywhere. You. will be privileged to inspect this most unique arrange- . ment for the sale of candy on the opening day. VWATCH KRESS* WINDOWS** I ??'???.H M M I I I I ... THE KRESS BUILDING HERE IS BEST BUILT MODERN AND COMPLETE IN* EVERY TAIL. A HANDSOME HOME Will Be Openea to the Public at Formal Reception Friday and Begins Business Saturday. . Probably tho handsomest store in I Uiis part or tho country ls now beint^ completed and next' Friday And orson j people will have an opportunity to . Bee the city's newest store in -opera- i tion. The 8. H. Kress Company's handsome homo in this city is said hy' experts to' bo the most perfect, most I mou J.-n and most up-to-date st oro that1 Anderson has ever seen. This building hus been completed only a few weeks lind now dozens and dozens of sale paord.? aie busily en gaged In getting thu mammoth Mock Bet to rights, ind in making arrange ments for tjic forum] .pening Friday afternoon. At .that time the ladles of the city will visit the store hom 3 to 5:30 and from 7 .:'.<) to 3. Every Udy catling c* the storu ls lo lie presented with a handsome souvenir and during the afternoon raupte wtll be furnish ed by Salome'* or julita. No single detail was neglected in the construction of the building, look- > ing to the comfort of the store's sales I people and the!:. customers and every- ! thing possible has been done to'make' this store one of .which Anderson, people can feel proud- Tho outlay of money put into this new store will probably exceed $100,000. The build ing was constructed hy the G al ll van Construction Company., ot G reen vi Ho, and ls 147 feet long and ls 36 feet deep. The floor space tar exceeds that of any. similar store-in the State.. O- H. Shoemaker, representative of the Kresb Company, arrived tn Ander son' a week ago and assumed charge bf thb arrangements for opening. Mr. Shoemaker eaya that /beyond doubt the Anderson store ls the most com plete in South Carolina and that lt ls more modern than any one of the Kress Company'6 162 stores in the South ano South weat. - C. D. Billa of Indianapolis, who is to be manager of the new store, has already arrived in Anderson and as sumed charge. Mr. Ellis says that h*? liked Anderson the first time that he walked around town and that be ts lik ing lt better every day. Ho says that Anderson's public will never lack for courtesy and consideration in doing meir shopping as long as he ls here. Vh?n the store opens for business Saturday morning there will , be 50 sales people 'on hand ?nd while, ot course, this force'will: be - .lessened somewhat after a few weeks,?,never? th ol OBS there will-bei a large .force-bf both.-. men1 j. and women employed by the Kress concern In tho local ator?, A trip of Inspection over the build ing reveals the fact that nothing ts missing, no effort has been spared to make tho Anderson store ? real met- ' ropolitan Establishment- .Yesterday ionic, things noted by a reporter for The Intelligencer were: The candy equipment, modernised tb , ? .point where lt ls almost impossible : :o describe the many details which, save c?tercd Into consid?ration, wilt receive, its fuii eharo bf favorabjfL 'Diamant on the opening dtiy. The ribbon department, fitted wtta ' i special fixture and? special sign tor. lutok hiuuUtng bf novelty ribbons, J wil) ul ED be j* ,feslui;e^^uc??t?od mlred. . .. ' ^T. . ..-r ^ .iv . The J?wcIryVeases llavo' a ' epoclul lighting system, which will add much to the attractiveness bf the Jewelry display. ',. . '. . ' ? The mahogany counter trays' espe? clally designed in .the various' ?lzeB, for displaying the small'\.wanton" In quantities. ; , . .. Unaq? * uk The rest and retiring; roora./or. the use of the Baldadles during, thvV|\in,ch . period, or any other time they fool so, disposed- < 1 leeor vc c,-vn dy, room, OBpe'c?a.lly. fl tted fer taking care af fncomlng^hlpr?erita and preparing them for thq thcd?^can-j ;yi&| cy department on the main ?t.lporv*. . .I'aci'-age room, where aU.^ff tcali1 and delivered pucka g. BO wit; CQ , han dled, thus making tkta'feat?ra',?ffo<> tlve for prompt work. /.|Wf(OH}., . The fixture .ross? t$m&^m%* ::^m? all' tho eigns and fl.Nfcires-peqejf^ to make tue store umnplo1toW?^^^e-y '>}] Resorve stock room, wbtch^ttvptat "?-* Of equipment ls ancond only to thq completeness with which |tb?ej,j^aui Btore room has boen worked up?'? .No feature of the stock room Ih?iHn like ly to assist in developing'Hhe'-Mfi-r ciency of the s?Uing .organltatibh Ihaa boon overlooked, the receiving: room . itself being a f?ctor in -.iJ^o^.Kpea|. stores which.-up .to tho : profcenJi UraO .... -, .VJ?'S many of the larger con/ier^^ ?jav? . failedto appreciate to. Ita s^WH?&>wt -. \- 'fi* tent . . > T. ]. -:-'. ', > W Check Kidney Trouble at Once,.-'\\. There ls such ready acObh'ttf ^let : Kidney Pills, you fee their v heallhg V from tho very ? rat do so. ; Backache, weak, sore kidneys, painful blander and irrguiar action disappear' wito their uso. ?. ^Palmer,' ?< Oreen !vrBay, . Wis., says: "Jfy wif? is rapidly re covering her health and strength, du? solely to Poley Kidney Pills." And W. T. Hutchens, NIoholBon, Gu.,, says, "Just a few dosea made me feel bet ter, and now my pains and-rheums;- JJ?* tlsm are-all gone and I eleep all night ' long?' , . V ?..-'?.^^??^(.sM For She by Evan's pharmacy. ' . ;V HOUSE BUlb^u? " STARR SECTION The larg?,*twu-story r?flld'enc? bt'i. ;4f./ H- Brock, located about 16 miles n*dhi '?..( W Anderson and about four miles from | m:, " Starr, was burned to th? ground yes- !i.t?? terday, shortly after 2.^Ib?t^ :;ParJ :; \' V*^ of tho furniture was SaTeaTfrom" the burning building but tho hope;of sar-; lng the house was given up ..a.jftfcjnin..* utcs after the fire ir?s discovered. . Mr. Brock jcarris^'tl,500 lOB^rtnoe on his. home' and Shout $200 on his . furniture but he will .l?se ^eavllJl ?,iu?c the house, was worth probably ! : vi $3,000 And his furniture wasiin?re'v?l4 . H uable by several hundred dollars than* '? the lDsu/an<fc. calls for-t . , It ls ui dorstood that dinner had Just ?i<%$M been prei ared, tn tho kitchen; and If if . ^&IH presumed (hat the fire or!*!n?r?*d 5?e2?:,~ ^T a defectti e fluo or ftbni sparks, ^ ' Detter be safe than'. soriT-^V^llctt v?H P. Sloan' iofruranCe: >::>r'V^g?M Cltro?ax'-' ? .'..vcJB r.ost (bf r:^P'ft *jA ^K^I'I^B st^nee^ , satisfactory flushutg^? pa??, nb nauV^^^H soa.,Keopfl your' ' - System ^lettmxH^j^H sweet and whorofwm?' R B-Jtb^QSt-i^^H sen. Escanaba, Mich, writes:J .'filtroi .,' lax is n fine laxative, pleasant tblrttr? ' and does tba work, io,a y^^t^rirj?gtg