You See?It's Just Like This:?
The hottest month of the year is yet to come.
you can afford that Fan
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prompt payment.
LOST
LOST?A ;Wlm:.$$ech coat, betwoen
Honea Patii ami Anderson last Sun
day. Finder pjease send by parcels
post collect to r Xi. II. Seel, Ander
son, s. M i\ y : 7-29-it
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LOST?BeMeen a>.? D. Andorson's
store ?mdUho foundry, Tuesday af
ter fi o? m., one 17 jewel Howard
watch, with Annjgton, Ala., militia
rob. Pa'fkUBradehaw. Phono 243. tf
-.-M Ty-?-.
LOHT--So\id RolAviiwatch fob witli in
itials "W, . V.Kon locket. Lost on
Hast Orr street,' Finder return to
t rayton pj-ug ?to're. Howard
$OR SALE "
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A GOOD FA RM FOR 'SALE?104 acre
_, ?witlWrt?A*?if?-*r- ???.?.? hi
Oconeo county, South Union road.
High atale Jiol- ?WHvaHov * We??j
watered. '**GooTrp'?eturoB. Fino or
chard and suupjx?ii?iig V?uo. Four
tenant houses land largo barn.
bargain for sopao man. A. T. Thomp
son, Westminster, S. 0., It. F. D. 3.
iOB SALE-j^^ ^urme Sp. Ga., West
. Green and Dent?n, Ga., $10.50 round
trip. If y(qu. artv. interested write
or seo me at once. c. F. Key, County
Clerk's ORlc^Anderson, S. C. tf
VOB SALE-rrJpAf second band A. B.
\ Colt Acotyllno generator, good as
now,' 30 light. Cheaper than tbo
cheapest fdr?taeh. Apply to A. S.
Bowie, Starr, C. C.
il>V ' v<t:
f ABM FOB'SALE?73 acres one and
n-huir mllte'dTroia An trovino in Dia
mond Hill township. 7 room bou bo
plenly ? out buildings and good
water. Write- Mi, P- Alo wine. Iva, R.
F. D. 2. *. a J 7-26-Ctp
FOR SALE?Tin frlut cans In any
. quantity, SSO!!0"0 W 10.000. Quarts ,
$2.5? per ?uinured: No 1, SZ.00 per
hundred; Cas tyr wit h order. John 8.
' Croracr: /Ph?nfc 44,v; 927 W. Market
Btv?ot, Ande^stto^.s: C.
?OBv,BALE*e*^'"e^cond' hand sow
ing machines in good condition. Also
ono. light spring wagon.. It will pay
y ou to see mo for your repair work, j
All work guaranteed.?J. . Allo.
Honea Path, . C.
WANTS
WAXTED-T-Ordere for cypress pol
Can furnish any length and size
aired In a good grade of black end
red heart cypress. Prompt ship
men t4L. Write mo your wants and I
will name delivered prices. Ad
dross J. U. Watts, Branch ville, S. C.
.; ???~
FISH.Fancy Spanish Mackerel, Fancy
Red Fin Crocker, Faocy Butter Fish,
Fresh W?tor .'Bream jmd Perch. Fan
cy'ShfiOphead. Fan<jf Pan Trout,
Fan?y Pompino, Ftcuhdors and Mul
lo to. Rob Ut ? on unti Thoruns Fish
.(^.WJ^^jBt., fitty. 7-29-at
ej?tdl?W SCHOOL
Co*romoncta> Monday. August 3, I
Witt teaeh'a'lfc da-y'jvocal rausic school
?t NSw<Prtapfcbchurich,, 5 miles west
; of ?ndhrsb* * Tultt?h 12 years and
?vor; $1,0Q ?pe?fvsr.holur. Under 12
years, 76 cctnn,
:^ WiiW'BALE.iPrlnclpal.
Roan M??ntain inn
I Columns
ising Rates
'Ime 25 cents, Three Times GO co?te,
o words prorata for each additional
bo used in u month mado on nppli
than 25 cents, cash in advance.
phone directory you can telephono
be mailed after its insertion for
THEATRE CONTRACTOR
IS READY TO BOILO
ARRIVED IN THE CITY TO
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
ARCHITECT IS HERE
Directors of Development Com
rmny Well Pleased With All
Plans for Building
Chao . Bryant, architect for the
noiy .$f,o,0?0 theatro atore building
which 1b.to bo cjTCctod boro bjrtho An.
dorson Development CO., success?re to
Hip Anderson Theatre Co., arrived
libro frorq a yesterday after
noon. Shortly after his arrival Hhas.
K.. Rooney.i representing the H. Keith
Theatrical | circuit of .Atlanta nnd
Richmond, arrived hero. It Is under
stood that Mr. F.opncy represents the
leseen of the theatro part of the build
ing. He, however;1 guvo out uo inter
view.'
immediately after, the arrival of the
two" gontlomon a meeting of the board
of directors of the Anderson Develop
ment Co., was hold ?J, tho offices of tho
chamber of commerce, when the plans
for the theatro wore submitted by
Architect Bryant. Mr. Roonoy ox
plulned the ?tage settings, etc. About
two hours'timo was spent by tho board
in going over and examining the plans
which are very extensive and olubor
ate, calling for a soating capacity of
1.200, six boxes, orchestra. 11 re roof
wall, tiro escapes, IrMi motion ma
chine, men's reception rooms, etc. The
office part calla Tor three store rooms
bascmcnV, arcade and reception
rooms. Upstairs Is divided Into 19 of
fices or ' apartments.
President Fowler stateti he was well
pleased with tho plans,'but ho would
not state that they would not' be
changed slightly; hie stated that a
meeting of the board will bo hold to
day at 10:30 to finally pass on same,
and he hopes to have tho work well
under way for the building by Monday.
Contract will call for completion, It Is
understood, on or before December 10.
The invention of a machine to grind
sea sand the particles of which ordin
arily arc too smooth to be of use, has
enabled great musses of it along Iba
Virginia coast to be .utilized for brick
manufacture.
LEGAL
NOTICES
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NOTICE OF ELECTION,
There will be an election In Martin
district, No. 15, on Saturday, August
8th for th? purpose of voting bn a
special s mills tax. Polls open 7 a.
m., and doso at 4 p. m.
< J. . FBLTON,
Clerk of county board of education. ?
Shiloh dlarict No. 49 on August 10th.
"-it.?? ;. ;,. ; ,? , - . ;.?
Delinqneut Bond Tax Notice,
AH delinquent rcid tax collectors
hre provided with an official reo?lpt
book with numbers, and stub nom h >fjt
attached: Pay no money to col?--f.t
unless you ?gol tho official rovuttt
as ?b ovo provided for? '
? J. MACK KINO,
tl County Supervisor.
NOTICE,
All pof sona' ore hereby notified not
to Idre ?r harbor tho following ne
groen, who are under contract with
me * Will WlllUin?. Sr., Will Wil
liams, Jr.,"known t\s "3on," Mary Wit
liams, Wife of Will . Williams, Sr.,
Charllo Williams, known as "Bub^
berr,',* and Lewis -{Watt. Anyono dls
r?garulng this notice will be prose
Wted at Iftw, . u Guy Norria,
DAY OF GRACE FOR
VOTERS H S PASSED
NO MORE CHANCE TO GET
ON ROLL
CLUB LIST CLOSED
Yesterday Was Last Day For Vot
ere c ? South Carolina to Prop
erly Enroll Their Names
Muyb? Anderson county voters will
not like the sound of "I told you so,"
hut all. those doomed to disappoint
ment when they try to vote on Aug
ust 2 und find that their names are
not ou the club roll, will have to admit
I that it was through no fault of the
I newspapers. Almost every newspa
per in the district has labored to get
as many enrolled as might he possible
and now aluce the last day hus come
aud gone it is the fault of tho voter
and his alone ir his name does not
appear and if lfe is prevented from
voting.
Wlillc official ligure? of tho enroll
? ment In ull parts of the county were
I hard to get last night, on account ot
wire trouble, it 1h understood that
practically as many voters have en
rolled as voted In the last primary
olection. a nomo prncincts It is said
that even more aro tnroHed, which
t can doubtlcas bo attributed to the fact
. that^pne.'or tw--. proclpcts havo, been
' ; dispensed with
,? - order that the* votore may un
derstand what Is now to be done with
the club books tho following , know it
as Article 12 from the new rules, Is
reproduced In full:
On tho lart Tuesday In July in each
election year, which shall be the last
, day of enrollment, the club books
?hall close; aud within three days
thereafter each secretary shall trans
mit tho original roll to the county
chairman, who shall forthwith causo
to be made and shall cortify a copy
thereof and lile the same with the
clork of tho court for public Inspec
tion at all times. At least ten days
before tho first primary the county
committee shall meet after titreo days'
published notice in a newspaper .of
general circulation in tho county ot
timo and place of -nice tin and exam
ine tho-rolls. Any person may com
plain of errors therein and the county
committee, after hearing complaints,
shall In a fair and impartial manner
correct and purgo tho rolls, .striking
off tho names of all persone not resid
ing in tho club district for which each
roll was made .tip or otherwise linpro?
perly enrolled, and addii g any names
improperly omitted: Provided, No
?amo shall be stricken from any club
roll without three days' notice by mall
to the address appearing on-tho club
roll to the person whose namo la pro
posed to-be dropped from the roll to
ehow cam e why Bald name should not
be dropped.
When saM rolls have boon rovlscd
and corrected by the said county com
mittee they s? all bo certi fled to and
returned to the respective"secretaries
ot. each club ana Shall thereupon be
como the official club rolls and no
names shall be ae'ded t ho r oaf tor ox
cop t by the order of a judgo of com
petent Jurisdiction.
Upon Che completion of said revision
th? county chairman shall immediate
ly in the office of tho clerk of court- a
list duly certified by him of all names
added or dropped from Bald roll, with
ago, place of residence, and occupa
tion, which list abati bo preserved by
tho cleric along with the duplicate roll
on file In his office and any person
may there inspect said roll and list of
corrections at nil times.
The original roll shall bo returned
to the secretary of each club and
by him delivered to tho managers of
the primary election before the hour
of opening the polls; and no person
shall be allowed to vote at ssld olec
tion whose name does not appear on
said origin?l roll as heroin required;
The manager^ of election shall return
said rolls to the secretary of tho club
immediately after the counting of the
votes and-the declaration of tho result
ft as soon thereafter, as -practicable.
' vided, If tho original roll be lost or
miscarried a copy of the duplicate, as
<. rroctcd by the county committee
and- filed In the clerk's office, ' such
copy to bo certified by him, shall be
used lu place of the original.
Cloudburst. ?
Tellurlde, Col.. Jnly 27.?Two .wo
men'w?re drowned, fifty families were j
rendered homeless and a hundred
buildings .were p? atally wrecked late
today when a wall of water tea feet
high, originating in a cloudburst..-de
scended through Cornet Canon, broke
.through the dam and flooded the town.
The damage Je eaUjnajed, $\ fWfW,
SALVATION ARMY ?O
EN?ERIAIHHE POOR
PLANING BIG NIGHT FOR
ANGUST 28.
everything free!
People of Anderson, Unable to.
Afford Night of Pleasure Will
Be Given Re?l Treat
While Anderson's people of means
aro touring tho county, or enjoying
the breezoB of tho sea coast, ?aero ?:??
dozens of families in the city without
tho funds to take feuch outings and
people who cannot afford even a visit \
to the ice cream parlor or to tho mnv-1
ing picture shows. It is these people j
that Ensign Belcher or the Salvation'1
Army desl?es to help and he has
therefore arranged; a -very cnioyablo
night for them next month
The director of ?he Anderson branch
of this great orgahrattlo:) ni nouueed
yesterday tha' be 1*.. ; .; plans for;
a big "free" night fQr-ihe poor people
of tho city whleh he will stage on Au
gust 28 in the Army hull. At this
time the Ecnsign plans 10 give cold
drink:! and lee ?ream ?o nil tho^e peo
ple in attendance'and not-oUo cent ,
will be charged
Thero will bo no charge at the door
and the entire affair will bo for the
poor mothers and poor children of the
city, who bave never hud the oppor
tunity of enjoying-a- rout cvtning of
pleasure.' -sSir^rifU : .c.
,Mr. Iielcher.,announced yesterday
that the affair .vo?tT^?nTttf 'placrYtf
ovefltng or tho liSto. m.d he. Impcs hint
every family in the city,'without, funds
to purchase these huronea,: will come
out aad charo in the ptean?rcs of i bo
evening.
He also stated tha-'. the program for
the evening won id ?cotlSItl. f?t scigo j
and recitations and there, will be no
lack of cn'ortaiunn-ntv
Of course, in r.n a ?grig xor, un e>vnt
of Ulla kind, the Salvation;? Army Svili
find that its finn neos aie bu m pend,
and for that rea ion It ben oo es the
people of Anderson to route to its as
sistance in as large a measure as pos
sible. Tho Army hai mid?rt a ken to
carry this thing through and will do
bo, nevertheless, iliey will need s'>me
assistance and ihey aro relying upon
the public to furnish this. Almost
any business man around town cab
contribute 50 cents or $1.00 toward
helping tho poor peoplo to have one
night of pleasure und if each of them,
will do .this much it will be a night
that tho poor peoplo will never for
got.
Great credit Is duo basigli Belcher
and his helpers for what they are ac
complishing la Anderson..
elks will Hold
a big reception
Ladies of Anderson to Take Part
In Event Which Has Been Ar
ranged Night of August 6
With the exception of the opening
ball, which was held during the Sisto
Coti ven tjon, tho beautiful new homo
of Anderson lodgo No. 1206, Benevo
lent and Protective Order of Elks, has
never been opened to tho ladles of tho
city and the "Hello Bills" bavo there
fore decided that it la high, time such
a stato of affairs Is remedied. A com
mittee was therefore appointed at. ?
recent meeting of the lodge to ax
range for an opening reception and
this committee announced last night
that the arrangements for the 'event
had all been completed.and that the
formal reception, opening the piace to
the lo?les of the city, would uo held
at the Elks homo' on-tho night Of
AuruBt C. -Tito reception' will ' begin
at o o'clock.
In planning the now home the An
derson Elks went to' some expense to
have.the place fitted up so that the
ladles, would feel at homo and among
tho other p?rta of tho building a ban?
Bomo" reception room,-built solely for
uso of the ladles, and a oo?y little
card and committee room on tho top.
floor. The At.dorson Elks aro an
xious that tho .ladles make ase' of
those. ''''
The coming reception bids fair to be
of tho cVcnts of the. raoprtf ;?!n
Anderson. Mothers, ' wives, ' slaters
aiidrarriothcarts of Elks will all bo
thero and tho evening will be one of
pure.jollity from star-t to finish.
Th? Anderson Elim Hotne,: located
on tho corner of Sharp? and McDuffio
streets, Is one of the. handsomest in
this part of the country and easily tho
prettiest In South Carolina. It has
just been completed at ? cost of
elightiy over ?10,000, _.
FIRST DAY'S SESSION
Gr SALUDA MEETING
BAPTISTS HAVE RALLIED AT
IVA
MANY ATTENDING
Biggest Part of Crowd Will Not
Arrive Until Today For Saluda
Baptist Association
With ..about 100 delegates in attan
! dance the annual meeting of the Sa
luda Baptist association opened yes
terday morning at Iva. This number
will be considerably increased by the
?hour for tho opening exercises this
morning and it is vury probable that
there will he several hundred in at
tendance by noon today.
Ycstorday'e meeting was called to
I order by the following officers In the
chairs: Rev. D.*W. Hyatt, modera
tor; Rev. W. W. Leather::, clerk.
The oponlug services were preached
[by Rev. R. H. Burriss and this was
easily the event of - the day. Mr.
Lurries' effort was a splendid one and
' ? made a great Impression.
In a" few well chose ? words "Rev.
>. W. Hiatt announced that he must
give up the gavel as moderator and
asked for nominations. One epcakcr
stated that a layman could All -the of
fice, accrdlug to the constitution of
the association, and he nomtnacd Mr
John E. Breaveale. n:r. Breazealo
"v/as ' unanimously elected... and aliada
Fome.vpry touching, remarks when .he
I assumed the responsibilities of the of
flee
Rev. W. W. Leatherr- was reelcctcd
[clerk, with M. L. Mabaffcy as associ
ated clerk and treasurer.
Friendship chur>i was received In
the association, follov ing which a dis
c?sslon aroso over the question
whether or not the association would
hear an addrcrs by the Rev. Richard
Carroll, the negro preacher, liefere
the question was settled it was dis
covered that Rev. Carroll- hod with
drawn which automatically set
tled tho affair.
Plans for the.remainder of th? as
sodatimi ar? intere; ting for every
hour and it is said that this bide fair
to bo easily the best convention ta at
the association has ever held.
Lively interest is being manifested
by the delegates from all sections and
especially are the people of Iva in
forested in the doings, of the associ
ation. '?- '".
At yesterday's meeting tho -fojlow
lng visitors were extended the courte
sies of the floor: Dr. J. P. Klnard
president of Anderson college; Col
j F. N. K. Bailey, president of the Bailey
Military Instituto of Cr ecu wood; Rev.
W. E. Wilkins or the Baptist Lay
man'a Missionary work and Rev.
B. Bozeman of the Baptist Courier.
CANDIDATES ARE
ALL AF TER VOTES I
Special Meeting Being ..Held At j
Various Mills In Different Parta
of Anderson County
From now ?n those running, for .Of
fice in Anderson county will have no
reat and indications aro'Mint tho vot-?
ers "will be allowed but httle rost by
the candidatos.
Owing to tho- fact that the county
campaign itinerary calls for only ; ? i
few of the more important places t?
be viellcd in this county, ti jr. Hol
land, ? candidate for judge of probate;
has arranged a schedule of meetings
at . Various mills and other pointa not
t? b? visited by th?'campaign'party, I
This independent campaign waa start
ed Monday night at Pendieton and last
night the candidates apoko at tho West
End rharmicy. Th? following le. tho
romaindor of tho .speaking dates/ as
arranged by Mr. Holland:
Wednesday night, 8. o'clock. Gluck
Milla
Thursday night, 8 r 'clock, Bolton
Milla: ' .?'
Friday night, 8 o'clock, Pelxef.
Mille. ,
Saturday night, 8:30 o'clock, River
- sldo-T?xaway- . ::, '?'. .? '.? \
I A number of candidates are attend?
f lhg each one of these meetings and-a
fair sized crowd of votera hcar-tthe
speeches.
Southpaw Makes Change.
Cleveland,* JulyV 28.?Vean arcgg>l
.the star, left banded pitcher of< the(
Cleveland American League team, was
, traded to day to the Boston Red Boa
tor Pitchers Coumbe, A. Rankln 'John
Son and Catcher Ben Egan. The trade
(it Is said, marke the beginning of a
Enjoy the security and
prestige of being affiliat
ed with an "institution
that ^
Has "Uncle Sam" For a Partner
We solicit your business
and are prepared to fully
take care of your inter
ests. . li.
Citizens National Bank
Capital $150,000 Surplus $35,i)00
Anderson City
Is "My Town"
f.t ? ? UT* *???*?*?:?* * ? ?' :
Anderson C?tinty
Is "My County
What About
Anderson College ?
"Today
JflYoup
Oppottunityy
Tomorrow
Other 4
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". WAN'JjBtl?Young moil and women "to prepare for good positions. Oar*
records Rhow that young men and .women from this community havo soeur-1
*d J^iUone through this school, and are now making three times . mpTr?'
money than they wore able to before taking or course. ' ?
>a, Bookkeeping. Banking, Shorthand, Type* :,ting. Penmanship, ? v'aatf '
t^elCj^l?^i?^^l.fyoXSiJ?*to Ko?d teat pn>?t4oa? ayaUahlc.
m: ABE OFFER? ? A SFECI Al, DISCOUNT UNTIL AUGUST ?5,
and now le the time to make your arrangements to enter this school; If ?
jrtta cannot com? ? hoir, make - your pi ana for this fall ? and winter. On? y
school is la dos? touch with the business, Interests of this section; and; ?
we havo more, calls fdr graduates than we can supply. Catalogua free
' Address ' .? ,
CECILSVBU8?NESS SCHOOL,
ANRERSON, 8. C. OR 8PARTANBUKG, 8. C