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Uir o About Your Eyes Unto everyone ls given the right to lay-tlgste, hut many remain ig norant op tho most important sub jects by accepting hearsay as facts. We give the WHY, WHEREFORE AND ERO OF S ? r ' for everything we do In our our op tical work. We are ready to show you whether you hare eye trouble cr not and to prove that glasses will give you relief. Investigate our system, learn the im portance of thoroughness and scien tific training necessary to ooo who professes to treat tho eye. *' NO CHARGE FOB CONSULTATE The SM Optical Company 310 S. Main Street GROUND FLOOR ?NPERTAPR3 m ik Wintrier St. Answer sdi calls day or tlgfcL Phone 263- ii AND STAINS If you spot or stain your gown or wrap, on the street or at a social function, we can remove the spot and niak? the garment perfectly fit for wear.' Our expert workers' possess > a full knowlege ot this nibst ' important stage of the dry cleaning process, and can al most guarantee the satisfactory removal of any stain. There are some stains and some fabrics, however, upon 1 which spots' take Gie. nature of a nye, and cannot be removed. These, we, or any one, else, can not of courso treat, but with these uncommon exceptions you will find that we can repair damage that would prove cost Ij-ata little expense'to you. ANDERSON ?PHOtfK NO. 7. DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ? o o ANDERSON COLLEGE o ? o DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Examination week le over, and the students have hetti. 1 down earnest ly to their work. A very good show ing aaa mad? by roost of the stud ents ou these mid-term tests, ?men closed on Saturday. After the week of close applica tion, the students particularly ap? predated the holiday given Tuesday In honor of Gen. F>. E. I^ee's birthday. Very appropriate exercises were held lu the college auditorium at 10 a. m. These were attended by the students and faculty and some friends from town. Dr. Klnard and Mr. Faithful made v|>ry interesting talks on Gen. Lee. while there were several songs and a reading by others of the school. The students and faculty enteivaln ed Informally. Tuesday afternoon In honor of Miss Murray of the faculty who is retiriug to be married on the evening of January 28th. Little Miss Nelle Kinard, daintily dressed as a miniature bride, made the presenta tion of the collection of miscellaneous constituting the shower. The gifts were accompanied by original verses, which were read as the gifts wore opened, and added to merriment of the occasion which would otherwise have been more or less sad. ?s it marked the severing o? ties never to 3e renewed. Delicate refreshments were served later In the afternoon. Miss Anna Tribble has moved Into the dormitories for the remainder of the session. She is warmly wei* corned. The college is very fortunate ta having no serious cases of illness during ".his period of pneumonia and grippe weather. All are looking forward to tbs great lecture "Acres of Diamonds" by Dr. Russell Conwell at the college o. Tuesday evening, January 26th. The lyceum commmitttee is to be con gratulated on this splendid choice of a lecture. Dr. and Mrs. Kinard gave a most delightful At Rome Saturday evening, honoring Mies Murray, the col.ege brklo-elect. The members of the ra culty, the local board of trusieea and their wtyes. Dr. and Mra. VineB, Mrs. Murray, Dr. and Mrs. "W?hlte, and Rev. Dr. Spllraan were the guests invited to meet Miss Murray. Dr. and Mrs. Kinard are delightful hosts and to ba invited to their hospitable home ls to ba insured of great pleasure. During the evening a group of ladies from the faculty enacted several charades which crested a blt of ad ded merriment Three courses the most deli''ous refreshments 'vere served the members of the senior j otas* et the college assisted by Miss es Lavinia Kinard and Lafayette Johnson. Miss Murray was very lovely in a pretty gown of rose silk FOLEY KIDNEY PMf Poa BACKACHE KIDNEYS ANO BLAQOF How would you like to exchange that mule for] the Cash, which is worth the most to you. We will probably ship again next week, so actN quick. Of course, we cannot handle unsound stock. They must be fat and sound. We have a nice line jof buggies and wagons; also a lot of good, second hand buggies and wagons that we will sell cheap. We manufacture our own harness and this de partment is in charge of a skilled workman, with years of experience. Let us do your repair work, we guarantee satis faction. KHil^Bi^SI Yours very truly, s) AGGETT & Mmnm:s PERFECT GOW C^EAM le ?oh?? 1*e. ."ML ??. ' fe J?*? *?*-. SC*, Mu St .SS? ?'A#3 rm* mtktt up** 0 * Bsrv* %yi th* *mt A? cr*?j* tm i kt - o o o o o o o ooooooooo > TOWNVitXE SCHOOL ? ? o ? o o o o o o o o o o o o o o'o o TOWN VI LLB, Jan. 23.-The meet ing of the School Improvement Asso ciation was called off for Friday af ternoon. A number of patrons who did not know bf this fact came to at tend the* meeting. Misses Nina Farmer, Winnie ?rubba, Mank Earle and Florryo Duntay and Frank Maretto stood teachers examination In Anderson friday. The students are becoming inter ested in the various athletic events scheduled to be held in Anderson next spring. The declamation con tests in both Anderson and Coonee counties will have representatives from this school if all plans are car ried out. The new library books recently or dered have arrived. On" Friday after noon only a few out of the whom lot were left in the library as so many students asked'for booka to read. This new lot - of books was selected by the teachers .with the aid of Miss Maggie darlington. Everybody ls de lighted with their selection. With this handsome addition, the library lg one Of -the best school libraries la the county. Mr?. S A. Wldeinafa, Mrs. L S. Boleman, Misses Lillie Galaway, Alice Smith, Oratha Whitfield, Elizabeth Wldeman and Meas "e. Billy and Sam Wldeman were visl'ors at school thi3 Week. Misses Carrie Stewart and Euna Stevenson1 who have been on the sick li?t are at their regular duties' again. Miss Eula'Thrasher, who, waa se verely injured on the play ground re cently ls improving rapidly so the physician reports. o>oooooooooooo op o o o FAIRVIEW SCHOOL 2 o o poooooooooooooooo The enrollment of our school ls greatly enlarged since Christmas, and many have taken Up their work tar the new year with greater enthusiasm and 'endeavor - to 'duplicate the record of the splendid Work done during the past year. ' ' Miss Garlington has not yet visited oar School, .but we bope to have her with us In the near future. One of oar hta-h :?cfanol. pupils has had a call tc georgia recently to fill a vacancy as teacher. Our vary best wishes for success $o. with. ? b4iq?&t^ We are sorry that Borne of ok? ntt pUs have had to absent themselves. We were glad to have Jk?eBsrer Brock and MulUkln. trustees, visit.our school recently. cooooooooo ooo o o' o o o o ERSKINE COLLEGE o o o o o o o900 00 o o o opo o o In one of the fastest gaines of bas ketball seep hero this season Erskine defeated t?- Presbyterian College of South.Carolina by a score of 18 to 12 on last Saturday afternoon. Both teams played good ball and fought hard; Tho first half was character te ed by the excellent guarding of both loams, tho half ending wn.Ythe acoro 4 to 3 In tho Presbyterian's favor. In the first part of the last half Era kino came book wMb tim old time speed and rushed the visitor* on* their feet, piling up a good le?? ?. '*cii the Presbyter lana' Were unubh?- ?-; over come. Erskine's team wovfe >Yg? the prominent feature ?f the g.arno, The next local game scheduled is with tho Bailey Military institute on Feb ruary 1. The semi-annual celebration of th?! Phllomathean Literary Society will be held In the Erskine auditorium next Friday evening, January 2d. Dr. Moffatt will attend the meet ing A the South Carolina College presidents In Columbia thia week. At a recent meeting of the student body resolutions wefe passed endors ing ; State-wide prohibition. Thia movement baa also been endorfMpby the students of Furraan University and the University of South Caroline. The second term will begin Febru ary 1. There will be no break lu the .rotular work. *??pjt~iL I. McCalnl professor of Eng lish literature, addressed the meetUig ot the Abbeville County teachers at Abbeville cm last Saturday. Ceaeh La Motte ha? returned to his home, Columbia, after a* season <rl very efficient coaching or the Ers kine basketball, team. The ?peed and team work that he has pot into the souSfl Bpsak* well fer h;" reputation. On last Sabbath evening President R. I.. Pbbinson of the Womeo'o Col tegs addressed the TCrsklne T. M. C A. cn tho subject. "Spiritual Short sightedness." Dr. Robtment ls a ?erv effective speaker and was heard with much interest J ' " ?OW TO iStmv. ? li A ?3B?PPF coco? ?^Coughs that hang on" demand treOtMeot. Stop and think! Reason HHRnewpa senso tell yon that lt I? ?olhr to "grin end bear tr.'''. Tho*!*" to Fot?v'a Honey a*?*'"**?- ihan tty ?nv o?bsr treatment. Forty years' ; of sueeeet-?"* orove-a this. ' Fot eott?bj?<" ^'ds*. croup and -Other dbv Sre*??n?: aliment? of throat ehest Nry?* nod bronchial tnb. can rn? noihina ?bat will compare with rbis reliable remedy.-^jS?SuSfejf Evan; i'harmaeyc ooopooooooooooooo o o o LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL c ? . o ooooooooooooooooo Our school is getting down to real work since the holidays, and . faculty and students are Working together to make this a year of progress. We have found out that there is no royal road to learning, and have decided Chat it la necessary to "burn the mid? night oil" if we expect to become famous scholars. The literary society waa very good Friday afternoon. The following pro gram was rendered: Debate-Resolved: That the war ta Europe has not been a disadvantage to the United States. Affirmative Clara Welborn and Ruth Martin; Ne gative: Grace Martin and Alvo Clerk Th? Life of Caesar-Cecvil Cope land. Declamation-Ernest Hicks. Original Story-Madeline Smith. ' Vocal Duet-Louise Martin and Floride Welborn. The visitors were Mrs. D. M. Craig, Mr. Jim Welborn, Mr. Raymond Milll kin, and Mr Grady Harris. We ap preciated Mr. Harris* complimentary remarks about our society, and some of the girls are "wondering When he'll,, be coming back again.'" Miss Madeline Smith's "Original {Story" was exceptionally good, and 'everybody enjoyed the declamation by Ernest Hicks, Besides the new Standard Encyclo pedia, twenty-six books nave been added to the library. Miss Edyeth Hutchinson ls the libar?an. Bach of the 10th grade pupils has to read and outline one'book every two weeks. . Mr. Rothreck visited the school Friday morning and made an Interest ing talk on agriculture. He told ns abou the composition of the soil and what was necessary for growing cot ton and other crops. He said that our plot of ground, was doing about the beat of any in the county. Miss Blackman has U new stove in her room. J?l of her po oils seem to be very m?cu dellghtef. vltb lt. Prof. Jaynae would have V?en glad if Mr. Robbins bad brought' nun only ah el bow! , MIBB Cooner ia happy. She has been 1 wanting a Band box tor the primary room. Mr. D. W. Craig furnished the lamber and ! our good friend, z Mr. Marshall Smith, the contractor of gandy Springs made it free of charge. Miss Cooner is now wondering who will haul a load of nice white sand to fill it. Miss Brbylea sad Coonerodined' at ir^?bek. Ducwopth's Sunday. Mr. Oscar Harris has. n^vejJjear the school houhe. We are expecting Guy to renter bl* class next' weea. The whole schoor ia lonesome "itnout the cheery and helpful vls ??" c? ?sri. J- Cfc pijcworth. We hop? that she w?i soon be able to returr from the sanltarlam. .... . . Everybody is looking forward to the entertainment to b* gW at ?ie schoolhouse within the next few "eon*. Mr..Jim W^VTt"?? en attractive program. Look oat for hts announcement. The Lebanon boys pleyed their first game of basket ballFriday attar noon! Though they Trc *efeated to the tune bf S9 to 6, they played gcod ball. When they get as much Pjac"" end training as the A. H. S. boye tho tune will change. Those who went from Lebonon to see thc game were: Mr,_ J. D. Wel bon, Mr. ?Trank TJfeaseale, Mr. Car roll Ducworth and others. AU re ported a good Urne and enjoyed the same very much. ^The next game will be on Lebonon s iou* and than *e will ?pact aa strong support of patrons and friends, who will urge our boys onto victory. o o o* o o O OOO O OQO?V* o CaXVELAND SCHOOL o ? ooo o b O O O O O O o o o t> o O The sesool work at this place -ta moving al ?mg nicely. Our enrollment at first'wis very small, but nt present we haveJ fifty-two. Notwithstanding the bad weather, our attendance tor the past month has been the best since school opened. This is so encouraging to the teacher, for it is ^root that both psronts and pupils are' Interested in our school work. Mies M. Carlington spent Friday with UL Atter hearing her talk', on tho need of an education, we expect to make better use ot our time. As our teacher tells us there is always room for Improvement, wo realise lt is that way with us. Our improvement association met Jan. 22, which was the first meeting ot the year; A very good number wer? present, which was also encouraging. Mies Carlington waa present ?od dis cussed sever?t things in the line of improving our school building and '.'rounds. W? expect ti> get busy at once ?nd try to Improve both, 'especially thc PU Bridegroom. , Tex.?, 'Jan. 25. iel Marttnex we? other oersons BOT. ;., test atgnt nreu on tito ortde om, a brvther of the men killed iTUta Calvares, a former friend en bride, who is charged with tb? oting, escaped by- swimming tb th: clean aide af she Ho Grande. Tb? legroom va? not/anrt? v 0 O p O OOOOOOOOOOOOQlil o HON EA PATH SCHOOL ol 9 Ol?! ? o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Our basket ball team suffered na-* Dther defeat Friday, afternoon, this game being played at Anderson, ? how ever, with that, high school team. The acore wa? 28 to 15. Dut this is not the last chance, and we feel sure that the next time the 'opposing teams meet that Monea Path will be the "conquer ors." We are glad to state that our scoot was able to send quite a nice box of provisions, which shall pe shlppeu with numerous other boxes from the various schools over the State to me poor, starving Belgians. The children joined in with very willing hearts and hands,, thus making the box seem lar ger than it otherwise would have been. Miases Helen Blackman anu l/e;u Edwards, fifth and fourth grane teachers, entertained the remaining graded school teachers Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock, at the home of Miss Blackman. The high school literary society wm hold their public meeting Friday, Jan. nary 29th, at 8 p. m. Following is tne entire program which shall be ren dered. 1. Roll Call with Quotations. 2. Solo-Frances McKenzie. - 3. Recitation-Dewlee French. 4. Debate-Resolved: That Moving Pictures are. More Beneficial tuan Harmful, Affirmative. Jeanette Dotworthy, Eugene Wright, Olia Rice. Negative: Marie Gaines, Jessie French, Lawrence Medicos. 6. Plano Solo- Frances Shirley, fie. Declamation- Frank Wiles. 7. Jokes-inez Brock: 8. -Original Story - Marguerite Brock! 9. Declamation--Charles Cannon. 10. Jokes-Ansel Pinson. 11. Song-Six Girls. ooooooooooooooooo o HIGH POINT SCHOOL o o o o ooo o o oo o o o o o o o o o The I improvement Association met last Friday afternoon. A largo crowd Was" present, and several new mem bers were added. At this meeting it Was decided that a play would be giv-n by the association some time In February. The money made v/ill be used to beautify the grounds. The ssw bes^?. for our library arrived last week and add much to our 11 *rary. Miss Maggie Gar ling tot*, rural 'su pervisor; vWted our scho?TUDW,',|reBvt nesday. W? always enjoy havtagj Miss Carlington and hope she wnl come agata* soon. We expected <M|ss .JfsaUs iJasfbsjgtw-?lao, tut on5uvyu^vii j rn?'UiaMvMn the schedule she* was? nuable to be with- us. We are glad to have in our school Bara; Annie iou, Hoyt and Aaron Martin, who have moved from Belton te their country home. We are glad that1 Paul Lee Kay, one of the fifth grade pupils who has been very sick ls mi^ch batter au? hope that he will,soon be back at school. --;-j o o o po b oo o o o p o o o o o o UNION SCHOOL o o ? o o oooo o o o oo o o o o o o lu spite ot the severe weather we are hating the school has a large at tendance now. And the teachers and 11s are glad to hove with them es stant Miss Estelle McConnell. ..Jr: Vandlver and Miss Sadie Prince ot Antrevillo visited at the home of Mr. Enoch Keys last week. ? pjivt M. M. Brooksvwho has been visiting at the home cf his father, Mr. D. D. Brooke, returned home Satur day. Mr. James Harris has been serious ly ill but is improving now. Mr. B- McMahan and Misa Grace Oambrell spent Wednesday night with the latter's sister, who ls teach -Ina at Plercetown. ' ? number of our ladies enjoyed an ='old time o^lUing" at-the home of Mrs. Charlie .Sing one day last week. The Whitefield * Mission Study Class met st the home oMMrs. A. F. Burgess Thursday eveningf. The School Improvement Associa tion had a goodly number present at' the meeting held Friday, January 15. We taoist that every one who car.,' meet with us at our next meeting which la to be Friday before the third Sunday in February. A very Interesting program .jaaMbeen arrang ed. One feature of int? afternoon la to be "a spelling match," conducted.' by Prof. A. W. Atta way. Miss Bessie Baldwin ls visiting her. ?sister, Mrs. Carl McConnell of Mar j letta, ac. ^_ hiparais. Jan. ? 5.-Prot?t neut, of American, c the Allies on tho. ai* f. rs ft are v?tesele,. itste department to through her araban ?iMjst?rti, IM ra? McClatu'a Experience With M.., always .relieved him qutckl am never without lt ia the bou i know lt is a positive r-or< craap." writes Mrs, W. IL Mt Blairs vi Do, Pf. For sate idealere. WE BUY ?ND SELL If anyone owe? you money lu ? un itemized written statement of ie account WE GET THE MONEY If you owe anyone money, we will Bip you pay the debt by a Our Mutual Loan Plan, Our "Indian" will call on alow pay. ra and collect bad debts. ' That Is bis business. MUTUAL LOAN COMPANY 105 1-2 W. BenBon St Anderson, S. C. ' Something or Nothing oun?s Island, S. C., Nor. 23, 1914, To get started with you we '? make ou the following offer. Sand us $1.60 ar 1,000 Frost Proof Cabbage, Plants, rown in tho open air and. will stand reezlng, grown from the Celebrated leed of Bolgina & Son and Thorbom c Co., and I will send you 1.000 Cab age Plaits additional FREE, and you an repeat the order SB many times g you like. I will give you special rices on Potato Seed and Potato 'lents later. We want the accounts f closo buyers, large and small. We an supply alt Plant Co. -.-_-.---~~~r--. To heighten the wit of kekwick Papers, Pick ;ns forms a background 3f physical content nent; there is a gargan tuan amount of eating* a prodigious quantity of, irinking, and the cheer ful glow of the flames from the fireplace of Dingley Dell tp the grate jf sea coals in Peacock [ nn flicker t h ro i ts p ages. SLOAN moe sud found how inconvenient it ?as to be unable to use my eyes; for :he balance of-the day. I made a resolve then that I would nake it' possible to replace a brcken ens, however complicated Its formula the same day tho order was lett with ne. I have succeeded even bettor than I hoped, for ne-w, wo are-obie to re place-any broken len?, oven vrbero you do not ?Ive'us the prescription, in from ono to ?breo hom : exact uuplicate TWADE IN OUR OWN slops. t?8Eg' ta thia worth anything to y$art~j;li jo remember tills advcrttsem?nti'tho rjext time you break a lens. " This ts only oho example of ?tho thoroughness and modernness of my entlro business, Mm. CAMBELL Registered Optometrist Ornee JW rt. Wh?tner St ftfauad Floor. ^-JMepfcanc tv^mi^^