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? coming in almost every day the latest shipment being a car of -C OLUMBUS Come in and let os show them. They are 1914 Models. ! We have a nice line of Pony buggies. J. S. FOWLER _ - We Have Buggies Money Making W??ys I - WOW WANT AOS WILL HELP A SMALL BUSINESS GROW There In rn.Wy no limit to what Want Ads can do lo put life into small businCHH enterprise H. YOU vt ard more cu stomer^ more mp I ta I, or something CIKO to help you grow In a bnMnoHn Henne. The Want Ad itt ALWAYS ready mid ALWAYS wi.Ung, Here are some Want Ad Ideas lo this connection. 1 How to Get More Customers This ad. is good for 5 por cont on any article in this store. If tho value'ia not cosily as great OB the original price plus 15 per cont, don/t take the goods. Come at once . JU ?VI. Keeping after Business Through Want A$s ' ' ^Etery day lae wW ls' ?p?n loir*, you ' to Increase jour hu sin es H through ?hnt" columns. Flan af 1er plan will unwohl Itself tc you once you have REGET* NOW! This should be the started. . turn luff point for LARGER AND BET TER BUSINESS. The Want Ad Will Make Your Business Grow Free Advertising For Farmers Us mg t?ie Coupon Below l The main purpose of this innovation is to establish trade relations between the country producer and city customer. There are hundreds of housewives who read The Intelli Sertcer who would be glad of the opportunity to secure fresh utter, eggs, poultry, and produce direct from the country if . they-knew where to send for it. ' r ? On this page, the farmers who have such to sell can get in touch with these City people quickly, , The Intelligencer will publish "one advertisement free. 4 Write what you have to sell air the coupon below and mail to us at once. IT IS POS?T?YELY FREE ' Please write plainly and sign name and full address Free Advertising^ Coupon, 'THE? INTELLIGENCER. ' ' 'v.r;. Below I have written an advertisement for yon to publish ono time FREE in you Want columns. .1 dc not obllgato myself to advertise s^ any mor?* D.or to.pay you any moe ey tor B?JHQ. ?I rn? rom the Earrner& A dvertising on This Page. ?a-iw CLUB o o o r- o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O ?) o HOCK MILLS, u o - . o ?OOOOOOOCUOOOOOOOOO A-Joseph Perry Anderson. ' Law ronco erat? Arnon!; ?J?ht? Tillman Adams, Oils Ad: in.-,, .frmcpli Wade Anv demon, Franz Axiuan. ' H-Will Wy Hoadwell, Miller Ar. thur Buchanan, Jumes Lawrence Bur ?I?SH, Oscar Muran Mallard. Sam An dersur, Muru?. Julius Edward Brown, j Eugene Augustus Barrett. Charles M?utdln Barrell, Richard reston ! Mluck, Rohert Manly B?-owii. Adolphus ! Bolt," Joseph Malley ) 'i .(hanan. Ira i Ransom Molt William Henry Brown, John Edward Maker, Walter Dickson Bushy. William Boll. William Mat h sr Fletcher Brock, Dook Frc tc ll Mushy, I Franklin Munro Brooks, Perry Ros well Molt. James Tillman Mushy, Jess Whither Bowen. Karris Robert Craft. Joel Addison 'Coker. Wm. lia u! horn Camphell, Charley Joe Chamblee, Clayton Har ney Carroll, Sloan IPigtii* Campbell, Thomas Clayton Campbell, Mackie King Chu.steen, James Alexander Campbell, John Frank Citasteen. Cury Daniel Chamblee, Terrell Crawford, John Henry Chusteen, Steven Wilson Crawford, Thomas Gurlin Crawford, D-Leroy drayton Davis, John Da vis. Robert Edward Driver, William Robert Driver. E-Da,rid Sloan El rod, Jr., Henry Piixqy Eaton. William Jesse Elgin, John Tl ornas Elrod, David Andrew Edam. William Gaines Evans, Eranie Ebernlckle. John Thomas Elrod. . K-F?rdinuud Philip Kowalski. F-Joseph Winter Freeman, Robert Finnison. G-Peter Kt- ~i? Gray, Wade Hmuy- ? ton Gilmcr, Alonso Lucius Glenn, John David Gray, William Lucius Gl?nn, v Charles Todd Cl ray, Samuel Ernest Gerard. H-Lawreuce Tray wick 'Harbin, James Lowly Harris, Mort Robert j Howell, Robert Seaborn Harbin. Louis Henry Hopes, Clurence Eugene Har bin, Wayman Witherspoon Harbin. Wilbur Holmes, Thomas Relphord Harbin'. Phillip Arariah Hombree, James Maxwell Hobson, Jcsslo Huck-i abce, Clarence Huckubcc. J-Samuel Augustus . Jones, John Janies Jefferson. I M-Ernest McAHstcr, John William Martin, Jaine:-, John Marlin, Sam Jones' Martin, Fled Purumu Martin, Joel Jepthn Murphy, John Cyrus Mar tin, Richard Marion Morris. Charlie MeDuffv Murphy. ! Mc-Henry W. Mcl.ces. Rufus Wal ter McLccs, Thomas Waltfiold Mc Clure, John Jefferson MeCarlcy, -Franklin James McGee, George Rob ort Mel.ec:>, Cecil Eugene McLees. N-^Robort IIarl?;; Norris.- Willmnt Foster. NrirrlB, P??f Eugene Norris, j O-Elijah David Osborne. I?. ,; j P-James Hodgon Pettigrew, Henry Polinor. j ,, ,.'. .' ,i R-Clnyton Wmili R^owland. ??&'.'-| ,^^t*jj?lua. BiackmaiuSWrloy, Floyd L. Shaw, Claude Allen Shaw, Jaiirferi Lawrence Orr Shaw, John Aloxandcr Stewart, James Littleton . Stewart, Samuel Augustus Skelton, Charles Sophi;-,. Skelton. John Samuel Shaw, William Jefferson 'Shirley, William Langford Scott, William Smith. T-James. Baxter Thacker, Rupert James Evans Tc *d, Cbnrlos Wlllford Todd, James Banks Todd. Marion Ga briel Thompson., V--Clarence Vndon. William Rlch- | ard Vassor. y W-Urlt Wlllford. John Haynlb. Wright, Robert George Witherspoon, Thomas Jefferson Willford, Prue Wll liford, Amos Webber. Charles Oscar Wobb, Lucius Hammond Webb. Charles Oscar Webb, Lucius Ham mond Webb, Charlea 'Leroy Webb, Mack Allison Watt, Wayman Henry Whitten, Balloy Walters, John Leo Wright. Y-Thomas Wyatt Yon, Paul Luther You. Robert Elliott Yon, Robert Carl Yon. There aro oxacUy IBO names ou oooooooooonooooon ob o MIDWAY NEWS o o o oooooooo'O" oooooooo o A large crowd attended Sunday, school ot his pinci Sunday.. ; Mrs.. Emma Td Feagle and * son,. Grady, of Lake City, Fla., and Mr. Frank Cumanr of Miami, Fla., are visiting rejatir-e v ip .Anderson. The Midway-dunda? school wM Pic nic at Wllllai. ton park Thursday. Mrs. Emm* Feagle, and son, Grady, aro visiting ;ae. former's sister, Mrs. F. Kowalski*1-' Mr. Frark Axm?nn is visiting his cousin, Mr. Frank Kowalski. - - Mr. 8loan Burrlss of Greenville spent a. few days last, week with his cousin, Mr. W. W. Webb. I Mr. J. c. 4<l"5c and family visited Mrs. Kin K'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kowalski a shori while Saturday night Mrs. F. Kowalski- and daughter; Ada, and Mrs. Emma M. Feaglo and son, Grady, spent Monday with Mrs. J. C. King. .. : . .:- - Mr. James Webb and sister^ Misa Sadie, called oh Miss Julia Kowalski Sunday." Mrs.- Emma Feagle and Mrs. F. Ko walski called on Mrs. Matilda Ka? Saturday afternoon. Mr. Jessie Due worth worshiped at Midway Sunday afternoon.' We were glad to have him with us. -, Mr. Willie Mann and Mr. Joe. Wents ky called, on Mr. Frank Kowalski a short while Sunday afternoon. j BULLETIN Mexico City, . Jtagv G.-Provisional PreisIdent Carbnjal and General Yen. u ntlnno Corra UFO, bend of the Const!*., tntlonnltst movement today rrarhed k foll agreement concerning'.tho,turn? leg Over of .tho govcrnrient ta. thc CoatstKntionallsts. It Is expected, a prenoral amnesty will, he declared sboa, Humilities were suspended lo* Ulis roi!, all being farmers excef'? one niall narrler. Mr. Gilnier, ami two physicians, Dr. Hobson ?mil Dr. Wlth orouoon. . Ol." tho ino four ar? 21 i, of age, anti 8.others are & and 23 making 12.who ?nive probably EcmQ of age since l???'elecHon. The voto then was Hi "Tnking into ac count tilts deaths md removals, tho enrollment IS considered Just right. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O o PORK N'O. I. o o o oooooooo o?o ooooooooo In Mills club thora are l?o names enrolled. The vole last time waa UGr Of these 120 there are 2'> who en roll aa 21, 22 and 23 years or age. The roll lu as follows: B-Richard Grady nice. ?'iue Sloan Holt, (Maude Eugene Holt. Hiram Ma jors B?chanhari? Sam William Bridges. William Benjamin Bolt, Charley ta.wla Bridges, milhun Mar lin Holt. John Thomas Uranyoh, Ar thur Monroe Branyon. James Marcel lus Broylcs. j CT-William Jefferson Carlee, John David Cartee, Starling Campbell, Richard Edmond Coats, William, Ber ry Compton, George Peter Coats, Rob ert Lee Carter, Jonathan William Cro mer, Columbus Jefferson t ole. Clifton Chastoen, Anderson Cromer, George Compton. Adam Coutts Tremer, Jesse Jame? Coate. Crawford Cuthoiiu Coats, Edrew Criimtr, Livingston Martin Cromer, William Clark. D-Henry Spann Dowling, ILmry. Freeman IMhbina, George Clifton Dobbins i V?' :'am Holland r'jobina, MpDnvid Hundan, Houry Clarence Bobbins, William John Byar, James' Samuel Dyar, William Lawrence Dob bins. 13--Rufus Danjo! Earle, Grover Stanley Embler, Will Zn 'lariah Em bler. Loo Oscar Edgar, o.??erson Da vis Embler. F-Will lc m Holland Kcltntan; Silas Snelcer Fellman, William Malone Fcltman. G-Rufus Charley Gleason. Claude Singleton Graham. John Wesley Gen-j? i try, Jumen Berry Gaine:-, William Levi ; Gaines, Joel William Gleason, William 1 Anderson Gumbrell. II-Baxter Hampton Hadgcna, Gen eral John Thompson Hudgens, Lem ' Hudgena, Ama-.lah Bozcman Harris. ' , Li-John Jains3 Long, James Wil liam Logan, Robert Samuel Leathers, . Calvin Lee Lewis. j M-William Columbus Martin, John Henry Martin. Thomas Ervin Millford, Thomas Luther Jladdnx, Jamos MOEC ly Maxwell James. Fun I Merritt, John Thomas Martin, Janies Samuel Mar tin, Charlie I loller McAdams. John .Baxter ;McCrary,-'Eugene Erssmo Mc Adams. . gjf .?.. I\ jcg J r P-john tflctelhor^alnW^ Palmer. ""i y? ' ' ' ', ?... R-Harvey Cleveland ^Routh, Chafe S-Hampton- Sehlonhy- Elbert- Shaw, Albert PIneknoy. Shaw, John Charles Sullivan, Montft^UttUn, Sullivan. .John,. ? Walker Saunder?. .^Laa^a^^S^ls.rp^L Tilintan Shaw, Arthur ''Cleveland Sul livan,. John 'Wlllinm-r'STi1Itvon.: John Robert. Smith. 'John Thpnms Stewart, ROBS Lee Sullivan. Robert.. Andrew Sullivan, Amos Shar?'Lather Preston Sullivan, John Stnijdncu',' J.>t>."Stonoy cypher. James Wllsoft Sharpton, Jeff Davis Stonecyphor, .Charley' Henry ?Smith, William Sadler Stonecyphor, Robert. Arthur Stewart, John Robert Sui ties, Solomon Perry.' Smith, Elbert Nowton Sullivan, Allen Park Taylor, Jules. Terry^ Wi-Willie Jefferson Whitfield, George Washington Wella, Lewis Henry'Wright, Bon Tillman Wright. Thomas Riley Wright, James. Lcd tord Whitfield, Benjamin Frank Whitfield, Welburn- Wilson. William i McLosky Wall, Samuel Eli -Wilder. Henry Witherspoon Wright, Frank Harrison Wright, Albert Ernest Wright: -rs ..'.,,-i^,-f,llI..,;,.". * * * * v * * * ?M ~t - ? .,.? : .'. I ' ?i- V. * ' . ' . ? . . *< * THE MAftkfeTS * +^ 9^ *^r* ^f* *9fa*- 9& *9^''9fc **^P* Chingo G( i -?. ;--r-. ,-. ; - . Chicago, Aug'. f 5.-Despite the shock of England having entered: tho Wat. and of having apparently ic re ale en plans to guarantee thc setY.ry of i grain shipments ' intended for British ports, prices on the,' Board ^'Trnde ; today developed preat--" etrenfiUt. Vin-' lent declines, at ?rst, Were GUCCDH ie:L by an all around advance. . Not 'p iinfl for the day were: . ?- > .... ?? i?>.s Wheat 17-8 to 3 1-4; provisloas 25c to' $1.55. ... , i - m w^'i -i'->. - 1.- . Cotton Gooda : : : ?. . -?*/ . v-v-;; lilli?; ?'.{:>, ss o o o oooooooooo o Financial Condit?Qua o o ? ooooooooooooooooo Now York, AUK. 5--Developments in Hie financial district today yyDu 'most reassuring. Hankers were.ifa^fnedVio a most cheerful yiew ./teapite tho greater scope of the conjljct tobrrtatfj Cables from London suggested aT. hopeful outlook in the financial sensed with prospects favoring an oarly re duction in the British rate. Wall street's greatest problem-tho disposition of a large amount of Am erican resources brought over by the Olympie-found early solution in tho willingness of banks to facilitate deliveries of stocks, most of which were sold h>~e for "future delivery" immediately preceding lue close of the exchange. There was some Inquiry for the bet ter known stocks at prices a point or more over last Thursday's quotations but eales were moderate aad trading limited to outside brokers. . Money markets maintained ?heir nominal tone of recent days. Some bunks advanced loans from six to eight per cent but the former rate prevailed in mest cases. Banks word loath to renew expiring loans on tho ground that thc absence of trading made il unnecessary and that lt was deemed best to strengthen the reser ves. Nevertheless arraujioments were un der way for the completion of large lonas, possibly up to $50.000.000 to the cotton planters whose affairs are con fused by reason of tho war. Loans made probably will stand un til the staple sun bo shipped to for eign porta without danger. Foreign exchange was nominal with transactions at a minimum. Financial advices from all patts of the country showed inherently sound conditions. Balances at the local clearing houses again were paid largely In clcariug house certificates together with emergency currency. Application at thc sub-treasury to day absorbed about two thirds of the $5,000,000 currency on hand there. Savings banks mostly were free from anything in the nature of a run. -.. Steel and iron quotations wer? to day withdrawn by leading manufac turero. An Incident pointing to thc attitude of some of the larger industrial com panies at this time was thc declaration of a six per cent "-erip" dividend, by thc American Tobucco Co., payable a /oar off, instead of the regular quar terly fi per cent dividend. Embargo on export freight continued by export ers hope England will find some means of opening safe trafile to Eu rope. MARKET REPORtv . ? .1 '.? ' ? " ? '? - ?j Cbteago* Aug,. 5,-Notable JbroOden-j: Ing-jojit of-speculative-bu alnesa kip tiro; 'change today accompanied tho en trance of Croat Britain Into a general European war. DospUo the enforce-',! ment of ten per cent margins, tho pub lie. -it large would not bo restrained from,taking a liberal hand at trading in which rapid prlco changes covered. a rango of more than * cents a hush-, Di, and which resulted in au extreme net advance of .1 l-4c for wheat.' . Export conditions were In ^renter confusion than at any time slnco-tho war began. Notwithstanding tbnti a; majority of tho dealers looked f(.r a solution hoing reached- through, tho. notion of the treasury depat/tnent ut' Washington in lieu of the: secmiiudy: futile efforts of London, the prospect of success was sufficiently doubtful to keop tko leaders If not the public-IA & conservative mood, .?a *.<?.: ..-. ?.vi. . One of thc most serious features ct: the wheat trade was the fact that 20 D00,000 bushels Intended ' for- oxpoTt, Was held up in virtual idockado it Calveston and New Orleans.-'':With the big Gulf outlet choked, Bcuthwts-. tern train loads were being h ear" ed for Chicago and unless' relief'shedid be' afforded were threatening to swamp temporarily tho-market'lifer*. - ,.'!.?; ji s-, ; > ooooooooo ob O OD o o. . THE DAY IN CONGRESS > o .'-'. - ,'o o' o o o o o o o o o o ' o o o o o o Washington, An gu st 5 -Senate met at ll a.' m. ' Passed $2,500,000 appropriation '-for \merlcan& in Europe. ,. Foreign relations committee ordered favorable report on. Secretary" Bryan's twenty ?oace. treaties,.. ^ /Banking committee recommended confirmation Paul UL Warburg and frederic' A,' Delano ,'as.member^ pf ,the [edoral reserve board. ?-'' ' 'Considered interstate trade, commts rior* bill. : " Passed bill Increasing limits of pos ai Birvings bank deposits to 11,000. < Pasfcd trade commission bill, 53 to ' -Recessed at 6i20 pi m.. to ll %..i?. rhurrday. House met at noon. Passed Ul? appropriation for Tcllof if Americana in Europe. > ; . Adjourned at 5:45 p. m. until il c. n, thursday. ,.-':'*' I01IN SHABlPE WILLIAMS RESIGNS 7om mUtco's Non-Support of 3Icdli11"n j Pulley and Other Reasons Causa ' W$?:.?'(BJ, Associated Press.) ? . Washington, August 5.- -enalor Jehu Sharpe Williams today resigned as ,'ft ft em ber of. the foreign relations coni nittee. Ho declared In . a speech, ont he floor ot tho donate that ha wished j o; sever his connection with the-COW iilttee because lt had hesitated to Kup ?rt .the administration's policy, as io Q?diation and because of ita ^equally ?lrsu?iting attitude" regarding ; thc tprchase of ahlps to carry cotton ant thor gooda abroad, .- . ^{', ..'/.. ;;y '.;">,.; 3\ V' . - I - . ; : - "j , .'?'.it '- ' '''..'. If Anderson City Is "My Town" Anderson County is "My County"" r What About Anderson College ? Three-Qnarters of a Century of Consistent Ideals irs Ithe Training of Young Men and Young Women * jtK. time.seasoned institution overing superior advantages for trie training of the intellect and the development or .character under cound . Christian influences. Situated in a quiet college town, educational and religious "in life and atmosphere; influences highly favorable to study?' Health con di? tiona unexcelled. . , . , J Buildings equipped and arranged to alford the maximum of efficiency in college work and administration. College Home accommodates young men. ! The Wylie Home, a handsome new build? .Mg for young women, provides every modem dormitory. equipment and convenience. Twenty-acre campus; out-do or sports and exercises. Literary and science courses cf collegiate standard; D. A. and M. A. degrees. Library of 10,000 volumes; Laboratories, Observatory. Fitting School. Government based upon an appeal to honor and self-respect. Free tuition to young ladles in Wylie Home. Expenses for year about $200. t / For Catalogue Address rJames Strong Moffatt, D. D., - Dne Wert,. South Carolina J X . mv . ~" " --7--- if -JP^himtto Detective Agency ' Criminal and Civil Work lj| cofjts. of trained Specialists whose cervices may he secured In strict-: ly legitimate work. W? '.,."? V . . . ?/ .': ? - ' I ... ' : 1 Address P.O. Box402 ; :/WAKTED-Yoong mon and women to prepare?for. good pos Wons?, Our, ' records show that yoong men and wbtheh from this communis have "secur- . ed positions through thia school, and are now making three ; times more, mbney than they wcro able to beforo taking our cour?o. - . ' Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand, Typewriting, penmanship, land their allied branches, quality- yon ioip hdld the besV position* Available. WE A?E OFE?NO A SPBC?Ut Dl^TO^ and now is tho time to make your arrangements to enter;this, school; lt : you cannot come now, make your plans tor this, fall and winter.. : Our, , school is in close touch v?lth tho buslscsa interests of this section? . and we have more calla for graduates than we can supply. Catalogue free. ANDERSON? a C. Oil srAKTAMBllBO, 8. C, , ,, BULLETIN ..London. AogV8*---Th? oamir?lity alu nouneed late tanny that a Special Al** patch heat would bc p?sela* Ute, lfs##sal of the ti*tmnn ambassador tomorrow to permit.him tc If-aVe Jhe Urltia h territory. ? TPelC?rraph?e cotnmnulc?tton re twpeiv Enfflaud and Germany^ sni ???trta-B?ngnry is entirely eui off. ; ., ;,.? I?J." ? ? \ 1 ? ? ?' . CR. Johnson of Polier , spent part of yesterday Iii .the city. ; R,. A. ' Jackson returned* yesterday, from a trip of several months' iu Ar kSnBOs ond Oklahoma. -- ytolstfo&Mtp? Frank Hall arrived last night tram. Atlanta and Ore vlslt t?ii'reiaUvea^r-ff; * '. V -