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INTELLIGENCER WANT ADS. GET RESULTS WANTS Wanted - Posh nm during summer months us sali ailinn. Want work nulli College opens in ti<*|it Will start ut Minali salary BCHI or ref erences UH to character anti v illiag 1ICHH to WOl'k. A<|ill \s.l. lillhilll'SS care Intelligencer. I tl Hunted I 'os 11 ion during sumiller mon'lis as bookkeeper, or general ollleo work. Just nut of eui lege ami want employment until next tenn in September, Beul of r?f?rences. Address Student, truro Intelligen cer. G-4-tf Wan lei! To buy M feiilher beds at one?. Will pay highest ?ash price or exchange new cotton mattress for name. A dd r cati li I.. Burriss, care Oenerul Delivery. ?-27-tf Let (he Itelluble Garage, ill Church Htreel give you a close estimate on auto and carriage painting. All work guaranteed. 6-1 -If. Wanted - To call special attention to our Galvanized Steel Watering Troughs for Uoraes, Cows, und Hogs, liest, strongest, cleanest and moat durable trough made. Div ver Hoofing Co., '"The Shop With a Reputation." ESTR?YED A boy horse mule hitched to a new Columbus buggy disappeared from Lebanon church lust night. Any In formation o? bis whereabout s would be greatly uprccluted. Rufus Duck worth. Anderson i s. c. No.'2. e-ntp LOST Stolen-From in front, of The Intel ligencer office. Iroquois bicycle. Stock model No. 311124. Coaster brake, two brass plugs in front tire. He ward for Information leading to recovery ol name and conviction of thief, h. M- E., car Intelligencer, tf f QR SALE For Saje-Nice house and lot on Sayre street, with all conveniences. See T. Ki- Hoper. Anderson Intelligencer Joh Printing Dept. C-4- tt FOE RENT ~ For' Bent-Nice five room bungalow from July 1st to around January 1st. Ideal location. Every convenience. Address Box Itt!), Anderson, 8. C. 1785 1014 . College of Charleston South Carolina's Oldest College, lao i b Yenr Begins September ?5th. Entrance examinations nt all the county seato on Friday, July 3rd, ut 9 a. m. Full four-year courses lead to the B. A. and B. S. Degrees. A two-yeur pre-medlcal course ls given. A free tuition scholarship ls assign ed to each county of the State. Spacious buildings and- athletic grounds, well equipped laboratories, Unexcelled library facilities. Expenses reasonable. For terms and .catalogue, address HARRISON RANDOLPH, Pres. W -IN- ' Tjfte Piesert of Heat At#|ys j?bo?; Al ways $f??? X ! $?ie best Ice Cream ; That one could eat! -COME, fi CAN NOT ACCEDE TO GOVERNORS BEQUEST C. W. McGEE CANNOT FILL OFFICE UNTIL SEPT. TO QUIT JULY 1ST I County Treasurer Wrote Gover nor Yesterday That He Would Have To Give Up Duties Following receipt or Governor hleiiHe'H letti r. in which the chief ex ecutive asked Unit h . consent to lill tin- oflicc of county treasurer until Sep tember I. instead of July I. Hie dal named in lils resignal hm, County Tremorn r McG?*e look tin- matter wi d T advisement but derided 'thal Im could nut accede to ihe Governor'^ rc i|Utst ?ind wrote to Columbia yoster | day in which he Hinted that fae:. When li . received Governor lllease'tt lotti r ashing that he eontlu ie to lill iii? of flee during July ami August .Mr. M ? (Jee said that lu- would lie very happy to tin ;n if he could, hut In- conferr td with tho institution where he is lo uc cept a position uu'd found from lhem that ?tin sen lees would !.<.? in demand by July I. Ile accordingly Informed the flo vernor of Iiis decision. This mvaiiH that the Governor will appoint some on", before July 1, to lill ?tut Mr. McGee's unexpired term and it seems that thor" are to he a number ol' candidates for the office. Yester day a number of applicants wer?; men tioned und there were several petition lu lng circulated over the city, praying the Governor to appoint W. A. Elrod ol West Pelzer to the ofllce. As soon us a sufficient numb -r of signets have been secured Mr. El rod will forward this petit n to Columbia. Mr El rod formerly lived nt Plejpe town and worked for Mr. M efl ec in t'?: treasurer's Office during hin llrst yea: in that position ? BOYS~TO GO ON A CAMPING TRIP Anderson Lads Will Spend Month On French Broad River In Mountains of N. C. Nothing more delightful could be ma gined for a set of healthy boys than a mouth's stay In the beautiful moun tains of North Carollnu and tho Fraz er School has just mode arrangement.; hy which a number of its students will be given that very pleasant outing this Bummer. Prof. B. M. Parks, who hun beon a member pf the faculty of the Frazer school and will next year be principal of the institution, ls an as sociate director of the French Broad Camp and he ls now making arrange in mts Tor carrying a number of bprs to the camp for n stay of almost two months. This camp is located near Brevard. X. C.. and ls for recreation und for study. It lasts from July 1 to Au gust 2i> and will give all the boys at tending a chance to learn a greut d -al ibo ut nature, as well us bonks, and nt thc same time they will have the benefit of expert supervision. The boord of directors of this camp will he composed of some of the foremost In structors of South Carolina, for the most part members of ihe Citadel fae Pity and every boy taking part in tue trip will be improved thereby. Mr. Parks said Inst night that this expedition was to take the place <?> that conducted by Dr. Frazer lar.t y >ar for his boys from Anderson lo New York and other northern cities and he says thal the lipys g?-in;.? to French Broad camp will hive piiutiliv as good time as did thoa going with Dr. Frazer last year. A con'Md Mubio pumper yesterday signed up for the trip und lt ls expected thal '.>day will bring still more. TUE GA MU?ON FLAG Might Hnve Been Found, But Wu? Meyer raptured Editer of The Anderson Intelligencer: In your li-sue of. Mny 29th. among the Con/cderate tinge ta be returned mention IF made of the Garrison flag of Fort Moultrie, Charleston harbor, captured February 18. 1866. Fort Moultrie was never captured. A land assault was made - on lt and no flag was ever captured there, our fighting being with heavy ordnance across the water.. A flag may have' been found there or it is possible that as an act of defiance our flag WOK left flying when we eva cuated the fort. 1 cannot now remem ber, At the time of the evacuation and for nome time before I commanded Com pany "C". which manned ihe guns (an 8-lnch rifle and 10-inch Columbind) on ' each ride of the flag stuff at Fort Moultrie. Mr. S. if). Bruce of this county, who walked with me tn thc parade on May 28th, was a member of Company "O", which was also at Fort Moultrie at the time of the evacuation. Every veteran will understand the'd'"' ..?nre ?between "finding" and "captu . : ' a flag. VINCENT F. MARTIN. Ex. 1st Lieutenant Ut So. Car. Regu lars. Infantry. (Most of the time .K-ting artillery. Walhalla. S. C. June 4, 1914. R ev. JJ. T. Munn In a Revival. R<ev. ami Mrs. J- T. Munn expect to leaye '? Monday for Greenville, where they go to assist Rev. F. S. Chlldreaa in a revival meeting at City VIow church. They will probably bc away two weeks. Mall scad to their home address, Belton, wi?' be forwarded. t SET RECORD FOR ENTIRE STATE Anderson Planter Yesterday Plac ed Order For More Clover Thnn Was Ever Purchased AIM!? i un ? .?utily plano : ....' new ; ri i oui ' lerilay for tin- planting of] clover in Cii'i enmity wle-n I!. M. Anil ol Au'ou i i "chat ..(! from Karu.an j Smith bushell' of lilli f ' iov r. Mr. j Smith ?hi lust highl thai thia wats Hie iat: > . i i rc r ever gi.-cn in South Carolina l'or hurr 'dover and t' ai t .. v. ni'd i o .. -il al itig! v mai:'- Ililli Mut'*. mont. II' aid I 'ul he hail in !e ..t l ? of any planter ?II this Slate buying i !uil tn . lin er and li? a! ?o : : i ; ! tIii!I Anderdon county should he ?on-1 gratulati'l II|>?>ii having a larmer | pr?.gu.- ti*, rnoligii lo KI ?. I he val-oj of < io\. r ;.in? realixe ivhnt os 'dandi.'t may na .... Mr ' ill i- ono ot Iii?' li t Uno .a I plante! 'a \ nd ..ison tonnt) ?nd lt? farms ?MI a Int jv scale. Mig hog I ina | ls fanioic:. riot ?oily lu South Carolina | hut ainu si thrpllKhnu! Hie euiiri' sou' ii I and 'ds system of breeding line ho,;s I for n ar? .-t? has li? -II r t Milled ami j a (opt. <! itt al! paris ol Hi? country. His loving the I'Xtru larg?! utiiouut of ih. ; ye: terduy show.; thal Mr. Aull i - . .; afiaid to take a chance on rum I Vu;/ I hal lo has keen shown lo tlio schools and colleges of the co'.m try, it t. :?d ?.f demanding thal he li?! shown, an Is lu?1 ease with u ar?ut niau'. im? rs in |hl;? "eclion <?f the countr*.. MARRIAGE CEREMONY TO HELP HIS BUSINESS ANDERSON PEOPLE SEE NEW USE FOR A WIFE FOR ADVERTISING Newcomer Will Be Married In An derson As 'Soon as Bride Ar rives and Many Invited There ar?, many uses for a marriage cen many und there ure many way.' for a ceremony to he performed hut using the ceremony as an advertise j mont for the purpose of building up a new business ts something hereto fore unheard of In Anderson. Such Is suld to be slated for un -arly Jato. D. S. Helnis of Tampu. Fla recently purchased the grocery business of F. M. Cason at 7_u North Foul street nr.d hail arranged to tak?> charge o? the business. However, knowing teat it pays to advertise, Mr. Helms Is plan ning to get into the good graces of all his customers along Nert Font street hy inviting them to his wedding and accordingly he^pent part of yesterday going along North Punt street ami ask. lng his customers to be presen', with out fnil ut his wedding which ceremony ls to be held as soon ns the bride ?an get herc from Tampa. Sho is to be accompanied ie Atuir.r son by the groom's brother and will n tri ve either Monday or Tuesday and the wedding will then be solemnised lu th.-? Christian Church, a? soon ar. she arrives. When that Important function is performed, in tho presen e if all the grocery consumer, along North Fant street, both Mr. an?' Mrs. Helms will he well known peuple and the new store will doubt levi vri many an order for the family s supply of week's groceries. I'UOF. C. H. COLEMAN Has Heirn Fleeted Superintendent of the Schools o? I>a. Iva, June 5.-Mr. Ralph Jones, who lias beean spending some ,tlm? with Iiis brother, Mr J. C. Jones, has re turned to his home nt Evergreen. MIPS Hretn Itali, who hus been teaching in Pair Forest is linnie to spent her summer vucation. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Price of VYail liulu, Fla., are here to spend the sum mer with relatives. Mr. Ernest brown of Preston. On.. has returned home after spending two weeks here with relatives. Mrs. H. W. Wakofleld and little daughter, have returned home after spending a few days in Wllllamston with relatives. IProf. Cliff D. Coleman, principal of the lebanon school of lust session has been elected principal of the Iva high I school. 10 m TEACHERS ELECTED YESTERDAY COARD OF TRUSTEES HELD MONTHLY MEETING LITTLE BUSINESS Discussed Question of Burned Si hool and Considered Plans For Having It Replaced Thc vi iuU\ mimili',v n>'<'i:iir <n' thc s.ne.,1 hoar?) tunk place ystor .tii \ in i ic nll'ire ul K i' Md'?inls, sa le riiitciid'cni of thc cit- ..- mois. Th H ...nit Important Hillier attended lu ai tili;: Hr i lill? wus thc sideel ion of two new touchers for thu eit> ? liools, al thougti considerable discussion was in ard about tin burned school house. The trustees looked willi favor upon Hie proposition to add two more room.--. lu lae t?lenii stree! s-'li?ul .vieil lin m w building is 'Ti c te l and t -is no lion will probably be taken. The i lection of teachers resulted in choosing Miss Mary Hough uf tl roon - ville us ??ne ol' th- instructors for the high \ bool and Miss Ruby Mann iii?'ni' Anderson as a teacher in the South .-"iib- s bool, vice Miss Cornelia Stiel grove, tesigned. This completes Hie faculty of t?.'! for tho city schools UJ Anderson. Miss Hough come;-, to Anderson with sterling recommendations and will be tillite au addition to the city schools lone, while Miss Manning is tl ready known to Anderson people as an in structor of promise. Miss t lough is a graduate of Winthrop college at Hock Hill, has taught In lin Spa rt a II High Schoo! at Laiidrnni for four years and at Denmark for uno*year. Miss Man ning is a graduate of the Anderson High School, has taught here for one year and has taken a special course at Anderson coll"ge. At tue meeting yesterday Prof. Mc Call ta submittted Iiis report, which '.-.as already been mention >d In The Intel ligencer, to the school hoard. This report shows that splendid work WUK done by the city schools during the past y ar and shows that Hie attend ance was remarkably good. Tile re port also shows that the financer, of thc school work are in good simpe, LOCAL MILITIA FAVORS THE ISLE Capt. Ligon Wired Advices To Effect After Interviewing Mem bers nad Officers Capt. Ixmls I.igen of the Palmetto Hilles yesterday received a telegram from Col. W. VV. Lewis of York* lile asking the opinion of Ut? local militia on the (?ne.itinn of where the Stale Militia should go into eneompmcr'. this. Summer, lt was once understood that all of tho Ninth division would en t amp at the Isle of Halms, Charleston, and then later it wus nnderst'iod that the division manoeuvers would take place at Augusta. Finally II was an nounced that they would he held m South Carolina. After receiving the massage yester day Capt. Ligon interviewed Hie of ficers of Hie Palmetto Hitler and as many nf thc members of Um company as possible, as to their choice in the matter and lt was unanimously agreed by the D". fl i s that they would pref or the Isle of Palms. Capt. Ligon ac cordingly wired to Col. L?wis that lae Anderson militia would rather go to Charleston than any other place in the State. v. lt is said that regular troops will be detailed from tti-1 United States Army to have charge of the maneouv ? rs nnd to Instruct the National dm rd in military lattes, provided tho Mc.xi < an sltuntitm does not become so acute that the service will nil be In demand. Il is understood that thu troups will ilrst bu detail ni to North Carolina, next to South Cnrolina. then to Geor gia and on to Florida. The Palmetto' Hitit J arc enthusiastic over the prospict of tim encampment being held at Charleston, and are anx i lom' for the order lo bo issued. Cake Sale. I The Senior Pk Mathea of the First J Presbyterian Church wUl hove a -cake sale ut the Owl Drug Store this after noon beginning at two,o'clock. All I home mude cakes und the prices rea I sonable. BOOKS RECEIVED I FOR ENROLMENT, County Chairman Now Ready To Furnish AU Secretaries With Proper Books For Lists S. Dean l'< arman, county chairman, I yo.stortlny received ll?1 new enrollment j' hooks specified IJV tho recent State | Denim vatic Kxoi t.itive Committee UK ? Hu- only olliehil hunks and In* ls now ; pr? pareil to fur II ??II ihoiit to tin- club, ioerelarler. ? These hooks tl I her radically from ! (hore formerly used anil it ls so impor tant that every Hiieretnry presen! Iiim soll" ami gol one of the new forms tor uso in his precinct There tu ? many rules of interest lol voters in connection with the new me-' 'timi! of en roll mimt hut the most Un \ portant willi u number ot voters ls that relative to lite length of Unie ai mau hus reside?! in this county before ? he can vote. These rules say that I to he eligible to vote in any eleeloin, the voter must have been a resident pf i the State two years, it the county for' rix months and in the club district lil) days before the election. The lolls received yesterday will bel distributed among among T?<; precincts ' 'n the couti;v jool au opportunity will lie given every rotor f.o get his iiume ; on the roll. Tin y will close .10 days . before the date o? the first primary and thi' e days after that dale must be filed with the county chairman, in or der timi an opportunity may he giv- j en for purging these rolls. The county chairman has requested i that every secretary call as BOOH as j may be convenient and get the rolls for .his precinta in order that the work mav start. NURSES Gloff?E ! FRDMJEJIOSPITAL; I THREE RECEIVED THEIR D1P I. PLOMAS LAST NIGHT PRETTY EXERCISES '-' I *>arge Crowd Pres Young Ladies Hono.\. Thre? Years Work St. John's Methodist church was well fill ri last night with those who came to witl ess the presentation of dlplo-j ma/i to the three young ladies gr?du-j atir.g from the Anderson county hos-] pi?:? 1 aft? three long years of hard? work. The nurses to receive diplo-j nias at last night's exercises were. Miss Janie D. Langley, Miss Emma E. Clinksrnles and Mies Sara Dickson. I The exercises began promptly at 8 o'clock and there has never been a commencement program carried out in a more interesting manner than was that of last night. Thc exercises were opened last night by the Rev. Dr. W. | II. Frazer, pastor of the First Presby terian church of Anderson and he was followed by Dr. John F. Vines, pastor | of the First Baptist church of Ander- j son. Dr. Vines spoke to the class as a representative of the ministerial union and surpassed himself in one j ,of tho most able addresses Anderson peopje have ever heard him make, j Easily the feature of the evening i was the address of Dr. J. Ben Town- ' send on behalf of the medical men of, thc city. It wns a gem and all those : hearing it felt that Dr. Townsend deserved to be richly complimented on his rpleudid effort. Ile made an im pression, not only upon thc nurses, but upon all those hearing it as well. ? In Ilia very happy manner, R. S. Ligon, president of the Anderson coun-j ty hospital association, presented the diplomas to the three young ladles and the exercises concluded. One feature not to be overlooked was the splendid music rendered. The . officials in charge of the exercises feel that they were fortunate in being able j to secure such talented performers the public will agree with them in ' this opinion. MISSIONARY MEET * CLOSED SESSION - -, .- "y- f??Y8 AU Attendante Delighted With the '. Woik Done During Three ?J' * - b?jn Session ? " ' Everyone of those in attendance at the first meeting of the Woman's Mis sionary Union of the Saluda. Baptist Association said yesterday, alter th' j adjournment of the Association, that j they were pleased with whet bad been ? accomplished and they ?j) felt that : thc mcpttng had been & great success. | This associai ion ha? been in ses- > sion with Anderson college since last] Wednesday and the all-day sessions have resulted in much good for those who' attended yesterday's .sessions bave resulted in much good for those who attended. Yesterday's sessions were all interesting and Instructive. I Prof. C. M. Faithful of Anderson col- I lege took a prominent part in the day's i program, as did Mrs. U. Ii. Sanders, > Mr.;. A: L. Smothers and Mrs. E. W. Musters. It ia highly probable that thc as-. s oe lat ion will meet each year after' j this and those who have been here for th?se three days ray that lt must un doubtedly be productive of much gcod I j In Anderson county. Thoro were ma- j hy helpful hints 'concerning '" Sunday .School Work picked np by those livre during the session just closed and hf ! ?n better will "be th'?f many features of thc program next year. '. WSil 1 'Wi' KOOL KLpTHES - For Hot Days Delpark Tub l ies 25c and 50c. ...THEY WON'T FADE... NEW SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR. TT? ff- J 9 LU L-i?tf-'L .?;_'.L-L_; We H&ve Buggies ww coming in almost every day the latest shipment being a car of -COLUMBUS Come in and let us show them. They are 1914 Mo J ela. . We have a nice linn of Pony buggies. J. S. FOWLER Speeded up the Factory J ABIRMINGHAM Selling House re ceived a rush order for machinery. ": The sales manager called the factory at Pittsburg on the telephone,- and wai assured that the order would be shipped as desired. ; : Bell Telephone service is an essential link between the selling house and the factory. When, you telephone-smile SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ------- aaara? ll ill W^mmmmSm.nm.?j.5 i-.'-i Ti i ? i ifi??irtrT?riii? Nimbe Off Your Rheumatism. Nov/ is thc time to get rid of your rh ou m at i sr. i. Try a twenty-five cent hottle of Chamberlain's Liniment ami seo how qu'ckly your rheumatio pains disappear. Sold by Evana Pharmacy. Sun and Wind Bring Ont Ugly Spots Hov? to fientove Knsify. Horo's a chance;, MJss .Freckle-face, to try a remedy fpr freckles with the guarantee <?f a reliable dealer that ja will not cost you a penny unless' it removes tho freckles; while if lt does give you a clear completan,' tho QX penso is tjrlfllng. .... ', Simply get rn ounce of otltmc --dju bln strength from, any druggist aud a feV applications tfiould'. show you bow easy lt is tf? ria yourself .of the homely freckles and get a beautiful Complexion. . Rarely ls pore than one ounce need od for thc worst CRKC. . ?'J 8Ur?"to ask the druggist for the dovble BtrongUi ot bl no as tbjs Is th? trefle ri pilon sold under "guarantee of money o7.ck if it faifa to remove the freckle*." i.ont iii Je Them Willi a VIIt Remove Vite* with The Othtne Prescription ' ATTRACTIVE VACA TION TOUR ? sy**?A?ki FALLS, CANADA, ' Tho BEAUTIFUL 4\ HEW ENGLAND COUNTRY AND NEW YORK JULY 1 To 19, 1014 SK A HO A RD AIR LINE RAILWAY And Connections jfennt Wsge? Niagara Falls?, Nl/ujara Gorge, w&t*.. Thousand Islands, ^ ; Rebids of the 8t. Lawrence Montreal, * --j Quebec jjr * Montmorency Felis . 5 Ne* Y??k ?SS?1 Pili?|N BOSTON AND THREE '.DAYS IN ? N?W YORK A Complete Itinerary at Minimum Cost for eighteen days of Rest. Recr? ai lon, Interesting, and -j Instructivo Personally conducted by Mr C. fe Gaitls and chaperoned by JMrs/Oattls.