The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, August 25, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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FOR SALE
FOR HALE-180 acres 2 miles vant of
Iva, S. C.- 5 room dwelling, barn, j
tenant IIOUKCCH Well timbered and ,
watered. A bargain to a quick
buyer. Address G. W. Belcher,
Iva, S. C.
A ?001? PA KM FOB SALE-- l?4 acre
Oconee county. South Union road.
High state . of cultivation. Weil
watered. Good pasture?. Fino or
chard und scuppornong vine. Four
tenant bouscB and largo burn. A
bargain for Borne man. A. T. Thomp
son, Westminster, S. C., R. F. D. 3.
FOR HALF-2G0 farms So. Ga., West
Green and Denton, Ga., $10.50 round
trip. If you are Interested write
or ?seo mo at once. G. E. Key, County
Clerk's Office, Anderson, S. C. tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Front office In now Wat
Bon-Vandiver building. Very de
sirable location, .
tf Tho Anderson Intelligencer
WANTS
WANTED-The pnblic to know Gmt
Ave have Just recoived a large ahip
ment of box files, and can supply
your wants in thia line. Anderson
Intelligencer, Job Department. tf
WANTED'BAG. Sr-Bring all your meal
and hull bags to u a and get the
CASH. Nothing but the best want:
ed. Farmora Oil Mill
WANTED-You to know that we mako
the beat Evaporators. Either Cop
per or Galvanized Steel, Metat
Shingley Tin Roofing, Guttering,
Smoko ?t ticks. Gin Suction . Pirio.
etc. Di wer Hoofing Co. Tho Shop
with a Reputation..
Wanted-B;rta ' on two thousand dol
lars worth ot school bonds to run
a period of twenty years. These
?J bonds .aro. of Fairview and Cherry
; school districts. State rate of In
terest lu -bid*.- :
?? CL BROCK,.
W. A. MULLIGAN..
Pendleton, S. C.
LOST
LOST-One , em all. beauty pin with
name "Baby" painted in . bjuo. in
Bijou .theatre 'Saturday afternoon.
. Finder please return to No. 13 E.}
Franklin 'street.-Mrs. W. G. Cu?
*an- y_^
XOST-Betwdch (V D. Anderson's
store'andHne foundry, Tuesday af
. ter C 'p. m., ono 17 jewel Howard
wetch* with Annjston.AJa,, militia
fob. Paul Bradshaw. Phone 243. tf
THE IDEAL SPOT- for a home ls at
at Sandy Springs, Anderson County.
For Salo or for Rent-44 acres'
highly improved 1-2 milo from San
dy Springs dapot, 6 room house,
stable for horses and cows,. corn
crib and other outbuildings. Fruit
consisting pf apples,-pears, ponchea,
figs and "grapes in abundance. Welt
. of fino water "at'kitchen door. Fine
Bpring. 9 a^res in Berumda pasture
with running water from springy en
tire year.. .Tb,!? ia an .Ideal poultry
and dalry farm-write or soe owner
at once, D; A.-.' T?rl?T, Sandy
Springs, S. G.. i J. Soral. 2du tiys-l 8-14
Tote gl^P^^M^^'
,m '^-^ 4 1 1 f
All delinquent road tax collectors
are provided aitn ?h.- c-?lnial .receipt
attachod^3%,?o.mfrn,oy Cfc conocfers:
unloss ryon! \ Wai. thp official rece lpt
as above provided for.
?VA <% ;iiAt?KAKING.. ;
V ?.???> _^.r;Mf^tty.,Sy,Pervlaor. .
NOTICE O^HT?HOXTOiftS ?Stetf
INO '
?6n, S. C., pn Wednesday, Sept* 8th.'
1014 atfcoMock,p?n?; for tho^urpqac;
of nuihqrl0nK^ mortgage of tho. .'prop.
vty of the ?ontp&ny 1$ Gie Old,Domin
ion Trust Comphhy in ah ansobnt hot
to cxcee? ^2?.6el>t0O/ .i L . : .
, v Jj. S. FOWLER, President?
lt a WK 4wfc%. " .
FOR
COMPTROLLER GENERAL
isiiig Rates
im? ??> cents. Throe Times 50 cents,
c wurrin prorata for each additional
bc unod in u month made on appli
f
than 25 centB, cush in advance.
phone directory you eso telephone
ho mailed utter ita Insertion for
SUNDAY SCHOOL
HAS GOOD START
Field Agent Succeeds In Getting
Fine School Organized at the
Flat Rock Church
. At a meeting o? the Pial Hock
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon
it was deeided tu benin on next Sun
day u regular Sunday Behool: Thc
church hus aol had a .1 hool for some
time now, and it war. thought by mn- I
ny of the mern beru that it was time !
that this work was begun again hy-thu
people.
For several days previous to the
Sabbath, Mr. Joseph Hollins:.n. held
worker of tho Sunday Helton! for the
Piedmont Presbytery, bad been vi li
ing thu families of the church ami
community to ascertain thoir wishes
In regard tb this step, ile met with
very much encouragement, most of tho
families responding to his appeal willi
th?! expression o? sincere desires to
sue the wark r?a?iUtfd.
On Sunday afternoon at tho regu
lar preaching aarvieos of the church,
the present supply pastor. Hov. I).
Witherspoon Dodge, preached a ser
mon on tho importance und necessity
of a Sunday school for every growing
church. He used tho occasion to
bri;; g shnrply bofore the minds of the
people the issue that was pending.""
Al the conclusion of thc sonrtbu, the
service was turned over to Mr. Hob
ins:m, who then asked the p?ople if
they wished to express their desire
for the beginning of n regular Sunday
Behool. A voto was then taken and
lt wu- decided at onco to begin tIris
new service.
The session of the church then ap
pointed thu following olIluerB of tho
Sunday school: Mr. Thompson Hay
nie, Supt-r iii tendent ; Mr. Wmle Tli??lp
aon, - netlalant superintendent; Mr.
Anton Mojeaky, secretary and treasur
er. Permission was given to th? su
perintendent to appoiut his own teach
ers, for tho school.
. .Tim Orst service will bo held next
Sunday at 3:30 o'clock und on every
succeeding Sunday at thc same hour.
Mr. Dodge will continue to preach un
Ult! fourth Sabbath of every month,
and will also go out aguln next Sun
day to do what ho cnn lo glvo tho new
movement a "start.
It ls hoped that tho people of the
church and community will feel their
personal responsibility to make this
movement a. success, and will du uit
in i h (dr power to this end. It.wlll bo
a help to themselves und their families
and to tim community, church and to
the kingdom of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ at large. *'*.
. . . . , i ' ?.
Vote for Tripp for fount y Treasurer.
AUTO OWNERS ARE
ASKED TO ASSIST
People of Anderson Responding
Readily to Call For Funds in
Completion of Highway
Col. H. T. Jayncs, of. Greenville,
chairman of tho Truns-Montano
Highway commission, lins written a
letter to the local*' commission ;lh
whteJx^he soya that the people of
I Ugh bids have ex ponded their assess
ment of 12,000 in tho building of the
road through Habun county, Georgia,
und that more money is needed ni once
tho road ls., to bu, completed. Col.
Jayncs calls thc people of Pendleton,
Walhalla, "Seneca and Anderson to
furnish the remainder, ot their assess
ment ol $1,000 to complete tho road.
V.,M. ..M,.,Hunter- of .Pendleton, ls nt
work In Pendleton' and Sandy Springs
timi is trying hurd to raise the fund.}.
,.'Pat Major has been at work in An
derson county and ha?? .succeeded In
(roiling a considerable sjtm subscribed
and tho subscript ions, are now being
eal Icu for. lit an effort to make up
tho balance of Hie money needed the
locul cominis ion has mulled out over
TOO letters to pwners pf nu tom ob ll en
{n Anderson county, asking that they
?ind. some assistance. Already sumo
responso has boen had to-these letteru
SJd if tho remainder of tho automobile
flvnora respond na they should the
cpmmisafon will soon have suihc'm:
funds in hand to 'complete' tho high
way.
. . foe'Catie o f L. L. c'aritelou.
; Tim cas? ot L. L. Cant?loU, Cla-',.,
don. Texas, ir, similar to that of in: .
others who hayo used Chaiaberlal ?
?ojf.0, 'Chotara arid Diarrhoea ?temedy.
He '-says. "After trying a doctor for
rovorul months, abd Using different
kin da.; of medicine fpr my wife who
had bf,on troubledMwlth sevore bowel
t?jfabtaitnt , for 'several. months, . I
bought h 25o bo?tl? ot Chamberlain's
(wife, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Amt rasia* tho s?cen? bottlo she waa
enttroTT cured/* For sale by a*l doal
ere.
. The hits you made yesterday don't
win today's game-Kellogg.
ANDERSON MAY
JOIN THE SHOW
Invitation Is To Bo Extended To
This City To Join South Caro
lina Horse Show Circu'fc
A !< !t< r wa i rc? elvi I in ".rid r.-.u:i
. 'tarda? I rom ll. T. Mills. ?f
(.reenville, secretary ul the SSUIIIII
Carolina Horne Show .'.- U-MUHM. in
which Mr. Mili? aaya l i n ?rn invita*
lion will shortly ho n-im r.-?i ivnuer
Hoii to join tiic tiiicorinlion and liold a
low lu t!ii . city next year. This ai:-!
ic'.utioii is iiit?;r-t*ilv affair ?md
CIJlllp.'V il O? Ul?: i?I?<:i itt Ureell
vllle, tl reen wood, Henne!luviilf, j
Florence, ('oltimMa and Sumter i
li is under il aid timi nil the eli lea
i cir? i i miine ont n!i ri*:hl ul
jtlii* la:;? .il ow. frc'il II financial : a
?pciiui., willi il"- exemption of Oreen
villu ?iud Ilia) eily ?Dh! al.nil *l,0<H?,
due. ii ?j r ; il. to tho inclement
wea I lier prevailing uti I'lrotiKii the
I Ci ui ii', ?Iii how anil ' he ia- i I liai Hie
ninnie wat; gi'iii'; an in Spur,
lauli.iff; :;; l!i? I'liie.
A mir nm:; c-nuuly, aceordiiig lo Mr.
I Ti 'ihii I. ., ii l-.ivi:*. ?trolInT;*, prohulily
h.i- Minru f'nu liv al o.-1; limn any
I otiua* eoiiril' In Hie H? .iSy ?iud Alider
I sriti would Ire ; i lal?- tc claise a splendid
tiowiiiK : ll ii I * dci'idei] to cu
ller this e ly. j
:i m.*.jorllj <.f Hu live :.i01 k dealers!
ie Andei m laver (his city HIMIIK
into tho ventura and ii ls umlerKlooil '
il-(l the litiiiiui*;;:; iden ci' the city are
favorahl ? to the al letup.
?Veil Se Si rance After All. |
'i OM III <y think lt ?.trance that t*o
many people are cured of stomach
troulilu hy Chhnilicrlain'H Tablets. Yon
would not, however, if you should Rive
thr.'ii ? t ria1. They strengthen and in-1
vig?rale thu Rtoinuch and enable it to
perform Ila functions naturally. Mrs.1
Hosie Kiah, Wabash, ?nd., writes,
"Nothing did nie tho least good until
I began lining Chamberlain's Tablets.
It is decidedly the best medicine for
siohiach trouble l huvo ever used."
Por aale hy all dealers.
CANDIDATES^HAD !
- A LAST MEETING
Aspirants For County Offices
Spoke Yesterday to Crowd of
200 People at Cheddar
. Tho candidate:; for office la Ander
son county held their Inst stand yes-?
lerday and some of them went on
their loi."*, polit-eal nllgrimngo when ?
they Jv -j-neyeu to Cheddar and spoke 1
I there to a crowd of about 20U people, j
! Tho meeting was a ipilet and orderly 1
one and hut little disturbance was ev-,
Idont. The apeakorc were Riven close
attention,
,I.a:it night some of thc candidates
returned to Anderson and were heat
ing thc hughes on the outside for a
Mtr.-.y volor or two heretofore over
looked while Birnie of the other candi-j
dates ?--.topped off In Helton and cam- I
poigned thcro last night. - I
With many Anderson people the}
rnces for, countv offices aro of more ;
importance than those for the United 1
States sonnte or flato offices ?nd tho,
roturnn will bo eagerly awaited this
afte.rnooru The Intelligent^. ?- to
rnrnish these returns on tho screon,
with'tho uid of a moving pict uro ma
chine, aa well as the r?ate returns
but reiiuests ?ll of thc voters to keep
Vent of thc office.
Vot?-for Tripp for County Treasurer.
Cltrolax!
CITROIiAX
CITItOLAX
It'a a laxative, of course-name tells
you that. And the nicest hot weather j
.drink you over tasted. Fliio?ies tho-'
roughly, and pleasantly, too. P. C.1
Cryslor. Syracuso, N. Y., sayB: "Havo
used laxatives for IC years but this
('itiolax bas got everytlilng elso beat
a nillo." You will agree with him.
Specially nice for children and dell-1
cate persons. Sweetens a sour blllouB
stomach very quickly and stops head'
ache. IO vims' Pharmacy, agents.
Attention Masons.
A special communication of Hiram
I.odgo^No.GS A. VL M.. will lie held at
tho Masonic Templo, this. Tuesday af- .
tcrnoon-for tho. purpose of b/urylhg our
decca -ed brothor, James M-. Payne.
Ali mchihers are urged to be present.
By order of Wor^iinful.,Maator. .
(Sighed) T. Frank Watkins, W. M.
VI. E.: Soy ht. Sec.
Scientific
Discovery
? Vegetable Klement That 1*i Bnpidlj
Doing A why With tho Use
Calomel.
Frlorson'a Pharmacy; Bolton, 8. C.,
ls Ono of the first progressive con
cerns to offer for/sale tho. new sys
tem of medicine that ls fast sup
planting tlie usc of old-fashioned
calomel as a liver medicino. |
Nearly everyone known how easily t
?Vo liver becomes sluggish In this,
i.'. ic and how this sluggishness
-tn not only all tho other physl-J
cal ingana but tho mind as well.i
The signal towera of this dread !
condition, which some call malaria;
are coated tongue, lock, of energy,
dui! eyes, constipation, aallow com-j
plexlon '
Taken with regularity this proven
scientific liquid vegetable medicino In
tho form of CARSWEWS LlVER
Atn-will prevent or promptly relieve :
al! liver trophies. ... I
On Balo under money return gu ar-,
anteo by Frlcrson'a Pharmacy? Bel-1
ton, x I
CLEMSON WILL HELP
THE GRAIN FES?IVAL
?
? CANNOT GIVE ANY CASH TO
SWELL PRI?E LIST
IS TO SEND EXHIBIT
Dr. Riggs Explains That Clemson
Doc3 Not Get All the Money
That It Collects
A committee consistim: <>r h'urman
Smith. Porter A. Whaley, I Vandl
\< ?-, Cuy Norrie-, Poster !.. UrnwII, I).
I. Smith, Wade Dicke, Moor -I. II.
Ucdl'rcy itud William Banks yo:\.orday
visited Houison College lo enlist thc
iy m pu thies of Hie mnnuji men, lhere
m the Southeastern Gruie l-Vslival
he hold 1?re tho Hilrd week of ?ext
August. Ti. la lr. planned <>;? a large i
'?.alo, ;:s !t blUtcwido ali "ir. on n,c-|
.ount of Hi? unusual ?wees-; of tliL'l
.tain show held here, the third Tues
day in July, whoa -$2.*>U in prizer w;-re
i war.led. I? is hoped ue\i year to of
fer something like ?r.,noi> in prizes, of
which amount several hundred dol
lar:- have been contributed already
I ir. W. M. Higgs, preskl-nt of tho
?ollcge. and \V. W. Lort.', stiilc Hirtn
d?monstration agent, were lound at
the roiler;e and they showed grout in
terest in the proposition. However,
Dr. Higgs explained that thc college
taiihot give any money toward tao
awnvJiug of prizes and cannot give
:ny scholarship:" in such :i ? use, au
.nue'-, as be would Hko to.
All educational '"'institutloni; will
hu ve to trim their sails this winter
until "the conditions settle a -little
more, and Glenison ly one Institution
which is greatly misjudged Thc col
lege itrelf is conducted at a lu pcb,
lower cost than many other Institu
tions in thc state, considering thc per
capita. There is rame n. ney which
npmliiS'lly goes to thc college, but it
never reaches tho college and is ex
panded on experimental worn ni
other sections of the state. The eol
lojje has no more money than it need?,I
and In fact needs'every cent that'll
?eta for collegiate work.
However, lt wat? explained that the
?rain festival In Anftorson at the
furniert' institute at Clemson next
Augur.t might bc made to \vorn to
mutual advantage and Clemson will
send a superb exhibit to Anderson on
account of tho grain show. Small
grain li? tho hobby of Mr. lang's lifo
end lie ls enthusiastic over the Ander
son proposition Una Will leave noth
ing undone to give .this city a splendid
cxh,ib'.t for tho grain1'-festival' next
August.
barman Smith, who originated tho.
grain festival ?d?a, was doilgblcd to
receive yei-ierday* a telc.gr?pt?lc or
der from Alabama for several hun-j
drcd bushels or thc outr, that won the
prises at the show here.'fie bad sent
samples last week and preaicied that
he would land the order. Tb ) fame of
the Anderson grain fet/.ival-hna ?bao
abroad There prize oats Tor seed
bi lng tremendous pnces.-'; '"
Vote for Tripp for County Treasurer,
A STRANG A WEAL
General Haden Powell instructing
Hoy S et in ts in Kn gi a nd.
Now'York. Aug. 21.-The nomlnul
headquarters, of the Hoy Scouts of
America today macro public Instruct
Hons by Lieutenant Geuoral Sir. S. S.
?udtn Powoll which bo "has issued to
thousands of troops of boy scouts in
tho British Empire. The instructions,
in the form of a statement' under the
heading "Tho Great War Cry," arc io
part ns follows: ~v ?
"The sudden' rush to- arms by-the
great nations of Europe'against each
other over- a comparatively-emull In
cident in Servia, shows. V(hyv it i>? BO
essential to bc pfeparewaV all- 't?nica
for .what ia possible, even though lt
may not bo probable.
"Also it shows how little: aro tho
peoples of-these conn trios i as yet In
BUlllcient mutual sympathy, as io ren
der war impossible between ' them."
This will be so until lieder umlernt,uni
lug ls established between*, them. I or j
us do what, we cnn through .tho. sec IT*
brotherhood io promnto this In the ? i
tuVe. For the immediate present ? j
have duties to pur country to porfo tn.
HKAY? 1-'I HU TI SM y
London. Aug. 25.-"S^pco yesterday
morning, tho : Germans have boen nt-,
tacking. Charloroi, which tho, French
are holding," nays thc Dally. Mall's
Ostend correspond? n telegraphing op'
Monday. "The Germans, invaded tho
town trpm the Montagny . side and
motto out by the turning - bridges in
front of the railway station.
"Tbjbro waa a hot fight for tho pas1-'
session... of the bridges as well us for.
?ho railway station anil other build
ings. ;V
Gorman .sholls aro falling ?n the*
town. "Houses on. tho left of tho/llo
tol Europe, us soon from tho railway
station,,appeared seriously damaged..
A mass of French artillery and, troops
In .endless line:! poured out, it J* enid,
toward Cha'tclot and tho. Gormans woro
driven back -with a serious loss."
W, T. .'Greene, Ilopkl?ton, N. H.,
writes tho following letter which \idll
interest ovedy o^e who has. Kidney'
trouble: "Pot over a year Mrs. Greene
bad been afflicted with a very, stub
born "kidney trouble. An opotatidn
was advised. This 1 would, not con
sent tor. sFoley'a Kidney JW11? -done j
moro to, completo her-recovery tlmn
any medicino.she lias taken and I foe!
?t my. duty td recommend Folejv.c'Kld
noy Flits, tb'all who may need kidney
moJiclne.'* Thoy are ionic in action,
quick1 to give good. reaults^~-EY&ns
Pharmacy.--Adv.
THE CHAUTAUQUA
PLANS MATURING
. "-qr.
Redpath People Say That They
Are T0 Offer More Select At
tractions Than Ever Before
The entertainment''' coiiimltfe'c of
ic Anderdon chamber cf commerce
I yesterday received ... letter iro:n Uar
ry P. Harrison, of l'-ilpali Chuuluu
qua, which, company ha:, aonsuuted lo
li?:Ul thu second ann tal chautauqua In
'Iii? city; lu his letter Hr. Harrison
?ilya that qWlliK Io the European war
'ii:5 company will he abie to command
:;:-)?-. aol jct talent for thu Ililli season
Mian ever before in ita history andi
that every day stellar attraction? aro
ije'i..; booked, lie abo naya that the
many elections now beim; h.'id wilt
obviate the necessity of senators and
congressmen having to bi al brine to
attend to their cam pan/n: and nu ev
il'its to liavo some fine political'
speakers, auch a1* Senator L'lPoHctte. |
m Wii cousin-. Congressman ?urgesa
and possibly William Jciiningjj
Uryan.
Mr. lian ison has not yet bera able
to natue thc dates for thu cliautauqus: i
to em:" lo Hil.'- city l-l! in all limita
bility ho will arrange lo bring the at
traction here at ;.. lillie later dato
than it was presented thin year. In
accordance with a request ol the
chamber of coin m "r.e.
Yule for Tripp for Cornily Treasurer.
Koop Your Liver Activa During Hie
Summer Mouths- Foley Cathartic
Tables!s for Sluggish Liver and
Constipation
It does heat all how quickly Foley
Cathartic Tablets liven your liver and ;
overcome constipai ion. Ney Oldham.
WJmberloy, Texaa, says: "Poley Cath
artic Tablets are the host laxative I
ever used. They take the placo bf
calomel." Wholesome, stirring and
cleansing. No griping. A comfort to
ylout persons, as they relieve that full
bloated feeling. Evans* Pharmacy
agents.
MILL OFFICIALS
ARE COMING IN
I
New Superintendent for Equinox
Mill Has Arrived and Is Ready
-..To Assume Duties Here
In -.-electing tiie moa tc have charge
of their nilli, the officials of the Equi
nox have cone to pains to secure only I
the very bcsL man for every position
and it would seem that the.- v.-. fuc
cessiul In thia undertaking. The offi
cials of thc- mill already employed :
come to Anderdon recommended as |
tho best available men In their lines
of business and tho new superintend -
ent. H. P. Hunter, who arrived yi/
terday, is Bald to ba known a? an ex-1
pert in his line from one end of lne|
country to tho, othejr.
Mr. Hurkbr - cbmbr to Anderdon1
from Ixnvcll. Mass., and the people 1
behind the Equinox "fl?}..' i::iy that]
they believe ho'cad ?o?rle Vm near de
livering titc. goods as any man in thc]
textile business today. j
Voto for Tripp for County Treasurer.]
-Vi_.-* ? i* -_<
MStay-:'.f-!?o'mc*' Sufferers of Hay Fer?
cr and Asthma--Cet a ISottle of Fe. j
ley's He pe y mid Tar Compound.
Restful sleep, relief and comfort
from caching) .gasping-' asthma and*
tormenting hay fever for those who
take Polcy'a Htmcy and Tar. And be-^
sldeM, l? spreads a .healing soothing
-coating a3 it glides down o raw, tick
ling throat; otbps ' irritating coughs
and summer colds. Don't suffer when
.you can buy relief <for so little, cost.
Remember- tho name---Foley's Honey
and Tar' Compound and refuse substi
tuter.. Evans' Pharmacy, agents.
INSTITUTE WILL
BE HELD HERE
Farmers To Hear Splendid Ad
dresses In Anderson Tomorrow
and Next at Long Branch
'' No little interest ls- b<?ln,' manlfetv
ed hy. tho farmers of- Anrterai.-;: county
over tho Farmers': Institute wmeh'l
Viii bo hold here tomof.row und tho,
attendance from every eecuqn ! birts
lair to bo. large. Some of tai tc8|
speakers at tho command of Clomson,
fliege , will be sent hero Tor the day,
among these hoing . Prof. ' Newman,
Prof. Long, Prof. Harro nnd Pf pf.
Harton and several ladies Will bo sont
lo Anderson fruin tho department. of
domestic science of "Winthrop college
at. Rock lilli. All of those will, de
liver short addrcsse:.,..Tho programme
la to begin at 10:30 o'clock and tho
meeting will bo held in. the court
hour.?,
4 Tho people of tho' Long Branch sec
tion will bo given a genuine treat
when the institute JH held In theil'
neighborhood Thursday. Tho /.same,
speakon? will go from this "section to
lian g Branch and-the people there
will hoar-many things of lutcrost nnd
benefit to them. . ,
, J. W. Rothrock, in charge Vf ' H>e
agricultural work ? In 'thip couunty,
last night rardo a roqhost -that ns
many*ladies -aa possible, attend . the
meotlng'l? tlK>- Long Branch, welton,
as those' in charge of tho '-domestic
f.plcnco work have tomo Interes'.lpg:
tilings to say nnd really bouufi.:i.iI
suggestions to niako.
. .?. -^-:-. I
IN THESE
SHIRTS
^ ECONOMY AND QUALITY
SHAKE HANDS
COLOR AND FIT GUARANTEED. AL L
x SIZES 14 TO 17
$1.00 now.$.80
1.50 now . 1.15
$2.00 now.$1.50
2.50 now 1.75
NECKWEAR-NEW 1915
Models and every hue that's new, 50c will do.
T. L" CFLY COWm
WE PREPAY P. POST
EXCURSION I
Atlanta* Ga9 I
-AND- M
Binxiiraglniarn, Ala? !
-VIA
Soi?fli.eFe IRy. 1
l'KKMIEH CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
In connection with lilac Ridge' lt. V.
^h3?l^Y>3^P^- 3rd?
FROM-Greenville, Greenwood, Abbeville, Anderson,
Westminister, and all intermediate points, on the follow
ing schedule and Excursion Fares:
T?ain So. 10-Hound Trip Excursion Fare Atlanta Birmingham
Lv. Greenwood .,...10:15 a. ni. 3.00.
. " Hodges.10:34 a. m. 3.00.
-" Abbeville .'.. 9:10 a| m.3.00.
Ar.
Lv.
Ar.
Lv".
Ar.
Ar.
I.v.
Shoals Jct...10:47 a. in...
Donalds.10:53 a. m...
Honea Path .11:05 a m. ..
Belton .i!.11:22 a m...
Helton .11:22 a", ni...
Anderson .11:50 a.m...
Autun .......12:18 p.m..
Pendleton ....12:26 p. m .
Seneca .. .. _. 1:05 p.m...
B. H. H. Ko.Sti
Walhalla.ll:4? a. m..
Westunlon .,11:45 a. m..
Seneca .'. i. .12:05 p. m ..
Atlanta ........ 3:55 p m. (CT).
Atlanta' _. 4:10 p.m. (CT).
3.00.-...
3.00_
3.00_
3.00_
3 00_
3*00_
. 2.75...
. 2.75...
COO
G.00
COO
COO
coo
coo
6.00
6.00
6.00
.5 75
15/75
2.75.
2.7G.
..5.75
.5 75
Ar Birmingham
10:00 p. m
...Excursion tickets will be god only going on speclol train
and regular trains to connect with specl?? train ns mentioned
above.
EXCURSION TICKETS WILL DE GOOD RETURNING AS
FOLl^OWS:
TO ATLANTA: Returning on all Tegular trains except- At
lanta Special add New York-New Orleans Limited Nos. 1st and
2nd 38, to reach original starting point by, midnight, Monday,
September-7. 1914.
TO BniMIIiGHAM: Feinting on-all regnlar .1 ruins ex
cept Atlanta Special ?iul New York.New Orleans Limited.'Nos..
1st and 2nd,38, to reach original starting point by .midnight,
Tuesday, Sept 8, 1914.
* A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To visit Atlanta, the "Metropolis of the South and,. Birming
ham-, the Pittsburg of tho South! Attractive Labor Day celebra
tions in Atlanta and. Birmingham. _ - .,*-'>
- - BASEBALL GAMES ~ ; "
AT ATLANTA WITH MONTGOMERY, SEPTEMBER 3-4-5.
AT BIRMINGHAM WITH NASHVILLE, SEPTEMBER 7,
({.wo games) ? : _: " ? j ? '
.Five Day? in Atlanta-Six in Biran ingham
For./.further information apply to ticket agents or
YT. E. McGEKi A. fl. T'. ,k. Columbia,
3 H. ANDERSON, Spf. B. K. B. R. Anderson
W. B. TABER, T.- V? 'A:r: Greerllle.
TTS
Visrn:xpCARi>s i
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STATION KRY
THE A]^DE|?S0?Sf ?OTELLIGENGER
JOB PR?NTING DEP/^?Nt
For Cleaning tinware.
j;;*?rst wash tho,tin In hot. soapsuds
and wipo thoroughly dry. Then scorn
with dry Hour., applied with an old
newspaper.
VOTE >. FOR^i^P^
JAS. A. SUMMERSETT
FOR
COMPTROLLER GENERAL