The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 03, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
The Farmers & Merchants Bank and the
Farmers Loan and Tryst Company, both of
Anderson, S. C., take a great deal of pleas
ure in lending money to prompt paying cus
toni t* fe 111/1 /it 4 li te ratenn r\f 4 Vt /-? \mr\ 4nU?
?v >-/ .????-* m tiii^i owu^uii >/i vf?t- Jrwui id rwc
an especial pleasure in 'lending-* money to
th,eir farmer friends*
t.? ?K< ., .*... *:*mn**nt*
Wo would be pleased to extend our acquaintance with lite fann
ers of thia good county by lending them money.
COME TO 8EK US.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Farmers Loan & Trti?t Co.
' '^^^^^^^^^^^^^in ' MW _^____kt_^'.___
Balds ^sfej^^wfl
BLVit ?SPI?B
?BJ ?na^aanHuf ??'-Bavai
afs!!!*!^^
UP all ol these echemea which "Smooth" strangers c o m e
around to peddle are such great "Money Maker?" why don't they
KEEP them themselves?
??n _nj _?_i?_ -ti - _____:_t^l_? ia .... 1_
Wdcn a mm ? u^ing nani w w*J? jrw ?? invjivwww^ u?cr? .?
something m it io* HIM-that's a a*re thing. --'^M
U H not better for ns all to keep our money here et home,
mvest biwdl?ia? uf> OLm OWN Commtmity?
The man who does Ibii t? p^j|^^ ^wt&Pl
Wc pay 4 per cent interest oh Savings-,
Make OUR B'.U;K. YOUR.tat*
Anderson, S. C.
rr r i Ii I / / f / ? BopUst rsa***' Felicft?te? Anderson
. 1 IXL VILLI I \ , , . Qb, ?oed Lpch. .
rcs? Have that Urta run- AhderBou College IH being rcllcitaisd
down feeling and one of on nil Fide? on account of tho olec
tlioao wearisome hoad- tlon Of Dr. Ja?. P. Klnard of the
aches BO hard to get rid Citadel au President of tho College,
of. 'Nough said. Your Tho Baptist Councr this week nays
livnr ia. !! is tsty, torpid, ?r??iuaialiy :
sluggish, mi it to. your Last week wc carried the announce
hearest drug store and ment tbut Prof. Hand had been re
sny leased from his contract with tho
''Li. , jtr?sUna of Anderson College. Had wc
T? I Hr ?one to press but;a day or so later we
*V? A. . could also have carried the .hewe that
. . ! . Prof. Jan. P. Klnard. of tho South
imf urusswt ?nows tc u. Carolina Military' Collage, had beep
T..,.,^ . W1T1'00 .V'*1 olectp^io-yihccccd Prpf. Hand, Ct?ft
wlU drive away -41 indi- trustees are greatly W'^??'?
gestion and liver trouble, lated upon being abm to MTUC tlielr
and, we. know that when problem BO auickJV and BO happily,
that 1H done tho causo of The tvtii&ES
debility, tired feeling. keen .dieappomta&ft^
beaeacxios and th0 other lng has given sway to genuine cntuus
symptoms of a rundown 4?ew liver the coming of President
condition ls removed. Klnard. Every OB? coneaenad. hs.fl.np.
???fl P?f py. President Ktaat'4 ia a S??*h.Cttro
__" at Your Ornggfnts. Unisn and has damonstrateo: fct Wlh
JWanufactured ned guaran- throp and the Citadel his capacity for
reen by bis new position. Congratulations
_?. ! hdvs =surcd in es the fmm
(VIMQ'l. VlMUfilnf'V '??any eminent sources. The InteUt
twilaa riiRiiiiflijl gft ?K?K
Andersen^ Cl ??e State Us? versify:
-,- - i i . _ '_ "Tho bo?ru of trustees of Anderson
-^ .-r-.^-r-^---^w---- college ls to'be congratulated upon
?"_f nnv the wisdom of tts choice In the se
S J USX L1IK6 llllS ,ec"?n ?r Dr? Janje? p Ktnard.aa
president of their matltutlphy<aagV)
' " Kinari possessra to an unusual de*
Waea you need glasses yon natur- degree tho qua?ittcattons demaaded.
price. Right ho?o ts where yob get taromcnta. ho has had roany years of
both, sa veil , as tho services of a ?uccessfu! exiwriencc in teaehtag and
gradual Optrometrlct with twenty.< :jff^lr_??B^l>tfatlvo work WfeWirup
two yr?rs experloace. ExaminatiA?ifPw -*??? .^l^fflSI
entfrelv free imupioa w?n OM ?pvci?j training
entirety wee. makes-hint an ideal man ior the presl
KeCRKABX UL YMF fl . dosey of s high class college for worn
on."
. f.'ye-Slght gB^elalUt. We also congritu. atc President-Ktn
" . ?', . ard. He will have back of him one of
f flvsr Bvaafl pharsiacy ha, 1. the taoet lor^l.?ad devoted board?-that
?}t.r x ." _ >Ki ._j.L_ ever a'erven ?tt institution. Upon th*
' announcement of Professor KtaapA'a
T?Mt!' Briton? AonrOVe ??octlon Nfc ^. S. Setllvsn, one at the
n *T ^PP* ?T j trustovs and liberal contributors..
tre&Ce XrCilty Oraft ?tated that he wcnWImlW at once ?a
_________ : the campus a beatntlful fesldouca.
ah rrtfntirtt nttl
notice i rom s iiwac TV nu vppose
5 i??cres?se Will
Be Heard Today
Wvtahlngton, April 1.m-TeotMO
ayers railroad? la support ot
tpiloattea for a frve per cent f
.te increase virtually wa? uo?
fore tb* ftt?efBtate caataserof
ifiAtoa tod?y hy Pr*?i?ent
ea. of the Penasyivssia sj
gflfntt totaorrow taha aaa/ ratl
QUIT J??T If YO?H
KlOSIEYSJG? BADLY
sn.in 57t VttXVST.
Wc ar? a n ut lo ii ot. meat eaters abd
dur blood lit lined Wlttl uric add.'suya
a well-known authority, who warns us
to bc constant!}' on guard against kid
ney trouble. .
Tho kidneys do their ' utmost tb
free tito blood or th.a> irritating acid,
but become ytesk from the'overwork";
they get whiggish; thb eliminative '-tia
sttes clog; and thuB the waste in r?tain
od lu' thc blood to poison the entire
aystetn. '
When your kidneys ^acke and feel
like lump? of feud,' und you have
stinging pains in the back or ' the
urine tn cloudy, full of sediment,"ipr
the bladder is Irritable, obliging you
to seek relief during the night; wpen
you have severe headaches, nervous
aifd dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid
stomach or rheumat. n, ip. b?d,vreatJ,
or; get from your pharmacist about
iour ounces of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful in 'a'glass'of wfcter before
breakfast' each "morning and In ijw
days your kidneys will act fine. This
fnmouH salts is made from .the acid of
grapes and lemon'juice combined with
Uthio and baa bebb, used for genera/
''.unit to flush abd 'stimulate clogged
kidneys, to neutralize tito acids in
urmo co jit- i's no longer a source of i?^
rittttfcn, thus ending urinary and
bladder disorders'.; "
Jad Sails jk. inexpensive and cannot
injure; nwkcis tt delicious effervescent
Mbla-wat?r. jflrlnk and* nobody can
moko tx mistake by taking a little oe
^aaionoriy io keep the kidneys clean
Abd active, fcvaus Pharmacy, Agents.
Tho pupils of Hammond School will
give a, phty .at Hammond school ou
Saturday ovening' to which thc public
ls Invited. Tba hamp ot tb?'play ts
"Topsy-Turvy,'* and as tty name In
dicates will be ? Jolly presentation,
with lota o f laughable situations.
oikUh u>lll C..11.. StaaUetf -lt ?-1 < I...
small admission charged. ?,
' Bestba Won From ?aeua.
Macon, Qa., April 1.-The i'.onion
National league team today defeated
the Macon South Atlantic league club.
13 .to 0. FiouUnfH 10 hits included 2
home rubH by Maranville and WbslbJg!
amt a three baue blt abd two twn< inW
j ..MW -ff . ^411??"' ......
lon qi a ten-round pout with John Eg
gets. of ffew Vork, waa . better to
nlgaV although still unconscious. Eg
ger?, ww war ^kea-'liJ-TOr^^
the police, ls at liborty on bond pend
ing developments.
-- - :.--.--:-:
Found raeletea ef ?ia?t.
. Tjo?d?u. April 2,-Accord?rig: to a
dr-pbttJu published' here today; 1 ?W
skeleton of a person who nad . been
C??r.^ri?^*?V tr-ii ir-rf if. hel-sh* .?tgL/'^MJ
{foina at "?yBart, County LottS^wH
land. The tike Ie ton was unearthed
together wlt?t th?t of ?f : tw# ibtpor
skeleton auoo>?ed la h?w - t??r<!HW^
! ri. i In pr? figRgr^" ?tL* wUdles
?had been Interred in separate grave?;
tall incased with stones. The skull of
the giant measured 18 Inches' rrom the
crown of his head to tko chin.
'j \ .\\ ." ,,-5-f_3g;
Tb Prepare ^tvH Service law.
Washington, Abril ^Members' of
the two commut?es 'representing Hue
*Mm-n%nmwL*. ?HU1I|U.; w?. UH) m..
vice commissions and the national eir
II service'reform league began a Joint
conference herc today, to prepare a
proposed model ssrviue law far si?ia:
?J?ragajgB??^
f'harged WU? Peonage.
~ Atlanta, Og.. AptW Sv--<?harged with
plnkUk fit Dg-l/Ji ll. ^Hniu C*"C"?C
W?n . nl?rsktt. ?in trial bi the' ??nitftd
States district court herc thday. !{r1s
attcgo^i that pennag? toevntled JJ
nectloh with htb e&idoynttfat of negro
laborers. The ca*" is expected tc bo
concluded, to morro . .
Battlo-Scarrc;: tirteks Beturs.
Now z?rk, Ai?rr? ?.^rWd"inaas?n?
Greeks, most i : thom batt lo-scarred '
veterans of thc ialkhh War?, arrived ,
liefe today* o?r i K5" ?tcSHnj^- ??!<?Wifc '
Macy qt ther Hurn?d to resume In
Asserts* '?are?? ? ? which they bad sb- ;
andoned to ? tit* the Tarka and Bol
ivars.
Al ?et?Btttl?- CVee?!.
Pastor ?. I*. Orr and tho Mountain
Creek chi t oh taluda. AasotisdwivWB
ltav*>a t?re!?? 7nte?icssKry atarjea!
April ID. Dr. Victor I; itfga\
ter?, one of tb? Saludas eeMWtM'tftM?
lo, Howft, MWPH?. WilJ ^ an^f Ine
speakers. Secretary WT' B. Wilkins
".111 .-k-..r.- ...... -? .u.
TX*- - ."v . ,^p.m? nan MB nmjtf
sionary ,?$l*is.'a
M*KI*t*y ??saods?.
Youngstown, April G. Butler,
Jr., cbairmaj. of the National 'Shin
. place? Memoral a^toclatloa. made th?
anr*an?en*?ttt t?ft?y that H.
t^ttabnrgb fesd contracted. $&0.d?b
the ereatlo-i bf the
.nemoriat ?ti?*tttt' idrthplane
of the ?o/te y?stdent |y JNijoil.
Mr?, ftaaaa IferSIs BeadL
. ::&xieato* ftnnds
Mr*. ?itsan Neville, wWc^
lyeaterda
arter t\ Hngetlpg ifineas. Mr?. Nasille
(was in ber Sith year ot Agc. She ls
survived by n son? Thomas J. &e
, ville, and tw? dougbtere, Mrs- Charles
?
tatter of ?kern has ker nome
i w\t? her snot i -
THAT
rCiTsiNFrnciu
CITY MARKET
Cht|c Jfawf*^ Arraagin* for
Toe firle Commute*** TftoeWtly ?p
ptitetetthy tito Chamber tWitotoioerc?,
<V?? )&1?B|iprUnT toasting list uight
.at 8 o'clock st the Quarters Of tb? pr-i
'gatttzatipn, t'lialruian imfus Fant, aral
Sullivan,-J. L. HlWardV G?etitf'l*sel
ter and W. S. Beaty being prer^nt.
j Chairman Kant congratulated tko corn
nil tlc men on the splendid attendance.
I (ihantaaqun.
wuTcli win bo Handled by the com
mittee, was discussed ut tenglh;: ?Tb?
.chair appointed G. nullen Sullivan
?nd-fe 85; Elrocjrp a& a .^tt^tjb, to
decide - about -tb?'',refr'^?luaeiit.A|iemf
loges of thc Hame, with power tb
I appointed'a commit* i./-, to secure lo
cation. ' Thc chautauqua Will . open
b-Hfe oh April 28. and will bring fo
Aiidersb?,W'(i worth or high graflo
attractions.
I lly Market
H wi^s stated ;tt thc committee meet
ing Iba't the property owners nf-tho
: P'"perry racing on the Blue Rldgo
right-of-way between Main and Peo
ples ?tr?et were annious to open- up
' that'street and make a proposition to
.the etty to build thc market thereon.
j It was stated that ^^eael'ppBfjorty
owners would assist in financing -the
saine.. ; W. 8. Be***. aad Chairman
'^^!??rM??r? tho prop
erty of$fea ?Rnff?hntmi? and get
Inp a ^yoposUl?n for later submis
l'?jt S^,te Way Cekbratien.
j I latter of h?idfrig of a great
\Vehito; i ray Celebration op the- occS
ija^tf j ^ppeg^pyf Anderson's new
! :>'?g^aa< RRW8Cf%?D? atfff K' was de
cided t41 hold such a elobra'tlon ' prc*
vwedV^plan could be outlined for
?et? a^?Mt ? cdiQUiittcc of two, j
watf1^"^* fPch a pian 10 tn<s 06x1 !
PASSED AWAY
W. L. Belcher Died Herta Yester- ]
' ? ?saa v.* i? (bought of lu tho entire
T>mniunlty and a friend, of hundred*
of Aiide.rsd4-B?H,U?epP?0l .W^-W.Belck.
er; t?;w?MP?^ ?
terday' afternoon at 2 o'clock. Death ?
iv.t-i duo^M^^^S^r^^'-,-,t . ?
???> ?n?^i^lBwjra? puu?ic d?a not 1
fo?r chttdren? h?i mother, abd a nura- I
ber of' other relatives. V"*'l
r of the Baptistj!
-"??.." ?M--miiriwif? m?' u? ihi:
firrt' to Jf?Bi < inu-c'-h u-nrl:
or any wor^eguso that might ar?so ?I
ws^ uVwd!^- cutICavor ne I
r^JK^iflsB^r^15 w?? take ?>,?ce
today tt'ttw, where the deceased
ff* i^L I" : r~ y-"7 '";
t?'?^lfOB?Y
WH N$Mt ?g?a iprt. O^ssna^as?, Rat j
?oagr^sq In .^r^ngras^oaat district j
t^'ta^e?w
bas had coble^eatMSS'wflEKnever.~ .. ..
laid say* e??tr he'positively Wiri not J
? inV^PK^lfei
hak son* ejp>rUMtc< la managing ?am- j
' ile luis-bc; - w,sere3
be wtttehe* lt-- . t hfr-Paaebte 1
torts ^mfe?en.
is a great striait' of wonder and Bpei> j
ti 1 ?Joft f*.^3jtn?*ea^^ and HI
a-'or TmajaMHrtito Pttfe?deal* pdS
ley will ?^^LHB^^ta for:t?sv
i gt Bbs; nt Wf^^^^HHK^^ -
j sf ate?', f oyjjyii^^riflr^
mer In th?i eadtals la doaotfui. bot tba
bsa
JOHNNY EYERS.
Sold by ChioasoCubs
ta SWIMT' lif!-?.
Phoip br;*jnaj?aaa Pir? AsaWl??.to?..
3^?*?. *~
o o o o op ? o o o o o p
. 4 a . '. I
, T* ?t^S?'Jfc-W rfy****-'N 4fr
l? a^BASEBALL RESULTS 0
O o
O Q OOOOO OOOOOOO
Oak Ridge, N. C April1 ?i-^-Oakridge
lu H Ututo S; Weaver College 1.
?paTKinbarg, Aprji a.-?Yiuiijr ?; |
Wofford 2.
Cliarlotteavllle. Va., April 2.-Vir
ginia 7; Corne? 1.
Baton Rouge, La., April 2.-Mis?tes
ippi 15; Lou I ?lana 2.
R H. ft
Washington.r--3 G V
.Newark.2 3
Detroit.. ., .. ? + ..IZ 18 ll
Chattanooga-.5 10 G.
Nashville .. ... .. . .. .68- 1
Boston .... .. ... .7 10 7
Providence . ,.10 lt 1
I Savannah .. .. . .. 0 3 1
New YorkJ^uierfcans.... . ..3 7 2
Brooklyn National? .. . .4 <
Rt. Louis Nationals .. .\~..6 G 2 j
St. Louis Aenirlcans il 6 2]
(Wlngo caught for Nationals)
mt?> ?? ?
Nsw York .. .. ..' .12 16 1]
Beaumont* -Tes ...... 1 7 l|
(Matthewsen pitched)
HER HAIR GE?
Kept'her locks yonihfnL, dark, glossy I
.JiB?Lthtck t???is cosmos garden
Sage and Sulphur.
When you darken your ha?r with
SageiTcaar.dSulphur. no one caa j I
tell, because it's done BO naturally, I
--??/feat?fc Preparing thia mixture I
though, at home is mussy and .trouble- I
t^itnn Kor BO cents you can buy at
any. drug store tho rcady-to-use tonic
WWI "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur!
Hair Remedy." You Just dampen al
sponge or soft brush with it and drawl
this through your hair, taking ono
. small'strand at a time.. . By morning
ell gray hair disappears, and, ' after I
another application or two, your Bair I
becomes glossy, beautifully darkened
I dandruff is wine and hair has stopped
[falling. "...? 1
? Gray, faded hair,'though no dis1-]
: a sign of old age. and as wo
all denim a youthful and attractive ap- I
pe?r?hcc, get busy at once with I
tm w.-~.t.'~ a~~. sad Sui "hur and lock
rears younger. Evans Pharmacy,
Our buyor. Mr. John 8. Wet!. 1ms
wired ua thai: he shipped' a??iip load
oj fitto Mules and Horses, raised tn
Tennessee.
Th's car will nrirve la Anderf>on
about next Saturday. an^'ijWiiMja?Mtj
lo nee them before y-sd hay elseWbsWi
- Prices and terms are always rt?hi,
4-4 3THE KKETWRLL OO.
HM m rr sad Schooner. Co Bid e.
'Washington, April 2- Hear-AdaitrAi.1
Badger, commanding Ute' Atlantic
Atlantic fleet, off tho Virginia Capes,
reporter today wat tue steamer Rtt
feert ,*M. Thompson from Philadelphia,1
hound for New Orleans, had collided
??^tth'tho schooner August W. Snow,
that the schooner*A aide waa cniched
and she waa water-logged, and that
he had directed the tug Pataepco to
Ip^r to port.
Found JMstosssI 8ta?n*r.
Knrfolk, Vs., April L-Wtrtdesa dis
tunes moot ved today nt th? Norfolk
ry yard said that the United States
hain? cutter Onondaga aaa wand
a American steamer Herman Fraeh
Mell'was reportad yesterday tn iron
0 off Cape Hatteras and ia now
?ad?as hy th? Frisk, ?^vat is miles
als lightship, it ie
l iiyUwtdvti>at the Onondaga artH Uko
ithe Fr?d? iff for Norfolk or Hal
!M&frftteL ' ,
j ^?y?WTjRtaata woa fiatae.
?^j?tlanLa, April 2.--The AU*%S?
pBSothern Hague associatinn UX?ay
Lj^a^from the Cleveland American
[ tiara here ft to 5. Joe Jack
[son, t?v'C:???U?d outfielder, hit for
ooooooooooooo,
o P?ftSON?L3. I
? I p
O O O O fi ? O G G 5 O ? ?
W. -C.' Bcott ?of- Brushy Creek. one of j
?tbo boat ?urfljcrs nnd ono ot tne beat
citizens of ?he county, was In Andcr
aOri ofl 'Thursday. Ho just-ron over
from Piedmont, whore ho bad ?ono to
spend Uij> dayl, Farm work is prom-i
lotug id Wa eU?on. Mr. Sobtt wonts1
to soe the road buitt from Easley to
Abgovillo. "It would pas? fight near j
ibis place.
WJdebtata-W:' Bradley, secretary tb
Congressman Aiken, was ia the city
?Thursday. Mr. Bradley slates that
Mr. Aiken has not "given- any notice
?of bia intention to affect a change in
.the local post?nico, and no complaints
as to service have been mado. Mr.
Bradley says' that Mr. Aiken's chan
ces for reelection aro Improving every
day, and tn feels that-'it will bo a vic
tory in tho first primary.
?-' rv.\.? ..:_j_iii . : }?
J. R. Pernell of Ebeneser was lu
the city yesterday an business.
?. i,,,. ... ? ?. ..t,- ,
Jame? M?WO!OI Starr spent yester*
[ day in Anderson. .
? 'Jerome Cromer of ?the Fstk section '
was among "thc visitors In the city
yesterday.
Otis Holland of Mt. ?reek
part of yesterday ia Anderson.
?spent
;-!
Mr. and Mrs. Wd SS son of Flat Roc k
were in tho city yesterday. j
-. ? ? ?. I
T. L. Huinoy ot Starr wa3 among
the business visitors tri thc city yes-j
terdoy. , _i____"
Wi t?. rt) M?j?y of spariam?urr wau]
in Anderson yesterday un business;
A; E. Hil? of Columbia' was in An ]
dcrson af the Chtquola .hotel.
T. *. Milford bf Towmitfc.'TO*te~3.1
was In the City yesterday on business.
W. w. ?j?inhnii-. R^te? ?j?eat a j
few hourstit Anderson yesterday,
C. D. Hawkins of Anderson, route]
8, spent yesterday in tiie,city.
Lucius Tudd ot Starr was omens
the visitors id 'spend yesterday in tho]
city.
, "" a
Mrs. Emma Hawkin? and little son, J
?HJ?iBjr, of. tho.Lonj; . Branch, section]
I Were in; Anacreon yesterday.
, W. W. CHhksealea add -three sons I
of the ' Cravenville section .'.spent a j
few hours In tho city yesterday.
J. li. Branyan ot -Oak- drove was ai
Jbusiness visitor to'tho city yesterday.!
J. F.' r.riffin and daughter Miss]
Myrtle of Pendleton spent yesterday
in the city.
M. M. Hunter;-V?t* Pendleton spent]
yesterday in. the eTt^ on huniness.
J. D. Cruyton or" Un* Sandy Springs]
EBctios"was among tho visitors ?a the]
city yesterday.
H. R. Wright spent part or yester
day In tho clt? '
A. T. lllcfcu.ot Columbia io spending]
a few' days In tho city on ?uiBiness.
-Mrs J. li. McGee is spondlng a few
days in Columbia with friends.
tl mi r?_?l.l?C Z?.-A-j_
1, "wes ip the, city ye?t*rd?y od busi
ness.
OHvcr Byej-8. a', well known J>us1
hess man of Au??n .spent, yesterday,]
in tho city.
'P. S. Bolt of Portman was among j
the buainsse visitors to the city yes
W B. Mw
the City yost
of f?endiotou was In]
lay for a ferr hours.
lt. W. Harrfe, of WtillaMafifU^B
among the victors to spend yester-]
I day in tuo cjty. , , ,
?ira L. A-, .pieun or the ween
.hehUpa waa shopping la the. etty yt
J. H. Wright* a progressive Ander
non planter; was ta the city lester
? :., .
W. V: TWi??ifi~oFHone? t^ wai
here yesterday ter -.a. tow hours,
Mr und Mrs. j: lt. Eskow, well
known Anderron* county people wt/e
?hopping (In .tho city yesterday.
A. W. McM&han, one of Anderson's
best firm?is, .waa in tne city yeeter
*H? ed h?st??rs.
. Mrs ret Msjor of the HaaweV*?
.?ction w?^R,soveplng la the cit* yes
terday.
Ju IA Duckworth of the Lebanon
section waa in Andereon yesterday on
hns?ness.
, ?. -
F. B Hart ju Of? Pendleton was
among thc vtsltdra to spend yester
day ia the c?t*. "
1 *A d Whinston wac
ye?tetday*fof a short stay. ^
yasterddy. * j
'???PI..i.-... ..TV.MM>^->
Slop Torture
t?cmu'MP Him? l?rtn*
.ndet-ptktiierrpwthaf
iroar-r bird?. Yog ctn
mlfaMand TBIBII? ?*h '
let? Killer
?ru, Mfcim ?utir.' AU? Ou? Uwt ?Mar.tU
'?.torSoc?,e?t?. p?tnU'?nd flower?.
K*fo?? ?en?? tatami t>?l?t tn Pratt*.
iB<?f?W?iaWr?> G?arantaed or M*??y Batk
*W Hal? try
Fouehe Drug Co., Andefsdn, 8. C.
W. H. Harrison, Anderson, fi. C.
W. A. Power, Anderson, B. C.,
Brans' Pharmacy, Anderson, S. C.
Peoplca* Grocery Coi, Anderson, 8. C.
Anderson CnshGroco. Anderson. 8. C.
Si. Hunter. Pendleton. 8. C. 3303
Friar son's Pliartnacy. Belton. 8. C.
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and look ?.t thc Pretty Cut
Claas Water Sets on <fis
play. Also $otnc very pret
ty Bowls and Dishes, VERY
HIGHEST QUALITY, at
vefy ?*owest price.
SEE THE WINDOW
Jeweler
Cox Stationery
Co's, Stote
i s'd?K. ai OUT o . *t -1 un youl lawn
rass will improve it wonderfully,
t will also give the leaves on
? .""7:-.
your trees an additional luster,
wil please any .Civic Asso
gatton.
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Anderson Phos
P?ll;.....k,.X^L.fco.
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<* Bleckley Bldg. Anderson S. C. *
SAYRE ^ BALDWIN
* Citizens? JNaitonat Bank Bldg. *
Raleigh, N. C. *
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* CASEY A FANT *
* ARCHITECTS *.
* . Anderson, S. C. *
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* Brown Office Building. *
* Second Floor.. Phone 269 *
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BB. W. H. W0OB8 .
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* DISEASES of tba Eye, Car, Fose .
* and Throat - Glanes Fitted *
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* ErenJngs by Appointment *
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1 Call on
A. M* Sharpe &Coe
when in th? market for
FIRE INSURANCE
GET TKK BEST 5
4. \V. Moor* ot Portman was in the
city yesterday oh* nosiness.
K. H.' Snipes-'of Townvjllo waa in
thc city yesterday on- business.
Mae* treed and Bert Fisher of Lev
el ? Land- were in the, city yesterday.
Coiectdesee la Freaeh History
Parla April I.-Per the first tin?:.
In tho-history of the third republic
th* chamber deputies will retire be
fara the budget comos law. , Thc
bamber to-night by a vctn of 400 ta
) Joined to the budget tho measure
'Posing j* tax ott /enta, income end
>"??. me senate already had ro
ted thia measure and will
lo budget separately. As
f the enamber ot occut.es sei
ine end or tba week for t