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Fresh Florid Fresh Snap Beans lb. Fresh Squash lb. New Irish Potatoes lb. Hipe Tomatoes lb. Celery. Headed Lettuce, head. New Cabbage lb. FOR ? Why not try a jar of White U'n 1 pound Lunch Biscuit. A Can Lunch Tongue. Sliced Beef lb. A.Can Ferndell Salmon ... . A Loaf Bread, Can Pimentoe a Anderson Cas REPAIRING JEWELRY WATCHES J OCKS EYE GLASSES .'. ?, All work done quickly, and satisfaction Guaran teed. Good money spent for poor work is not cheap, but waste. \ ' * *' We make good photos that will last, hence they are cheap. Green's ! il Art Shop On the Square ? Tao caa get the news watt? ita new tn The Morning Dully Intelligencer. ???Lii-iLL. -J-.......J. .15c .7c .6c .12 l-2c .15c stalk, 2 for 25c .10c .5c iUPPER i? Jam, pure fruit and sugar.28c .20c .25c .50c . . .-..25c ? ind Potted Hain for sandwiches. h Grocery Co. CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tell? How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colda. It's Splendid 1 In one minute your clogged nostrils will open the air passage of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffing, blowing, headache dryness. No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone. Get a small bottle of Ely'B Cream Balm 'rom your druggist now.? Ap ply little of thies fm gran tv an tiseptic, hcaliug cream In your nos trils. It penetrates through every air passage of tho head soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with a cold or nasVy catarrh-rolief comes BO quickly. _ One Meaning. He-Wonder what the meaning of that picture ls? The youth and the maiden are in a ?ender attitude. She-Oh, don't you seo. He has just asked her to marry him. How sweet! What does tho artist call thu picture1.' He (looking about)-Oh. I see-lt's written on thc card at thc bottom "Sold."-Exchange. * Ladies! Secret to Darken Gray Hair Bring Back Its Color and Lustre . With Grandma's Sage Tea Recipe. Common garden sape brewed Into a heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxu riant; r THO ve every blt of dandruff, stop *?calp Itching and falling hair. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though. Is trouble some. An easier way is to get tho ready-to-?""' tonic, costing about 50 cents - .s.gv bottle, at drug stores, k*- sin as "W> 'th'? ?age and Sulphur Compound," tin.., av? 'ding a lot of muss. While wispy, gr?- . faded hair Is not sinful, we all d jlre to retain our youthful appe'.rance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, no one can t/U, because lt does it So naturally, so evenly. You just dumpen a sponge or softb rush, with. it and .draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a timo; by morning all gray hairs havo disappeared. After an other application or two . your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soit and luxuriant and you appear years younger. Cole Cotton and Corn Planters Th? Cole Platers were "born ?nd raised" on the farm. They were invented and perfected by a practical farinor, wbo is also a great inventor. Cole Planters beat the world for simplicity, durability; ease ot operation, and saving ot time and money. Ho great ls the wonderful popularity of Cole Planters that other brand.) can hardly he sold at all where the Cole ls known. For this reason a number of concerns are making imitations as near like the Cole as they dare to make them. Bat they cannot nse the valuable patented features of the Col? and these imitations have proven failures. Firms who try to rob us of our reputation and'original ideas will rob you if you buy their machin?e. i Beware, of th*se asfalr, erante, "G*e*.as?t*e><C?le," *JUe.&t>eeP tarJtoifcmH, , ..AM!' Look for our name and refuse to buy it you do not find lt Beware of merchants who try to persuade you to buy samo other pVaater; this ls'lo their interest, not yours. Instat upon getting the genuine Cole Planters, Distributors and Grain Drills, and then you will be sate. Soilivas Hardware Company Anderson, S. C. Belton, S. C. ANNftUAL MEETING OF S. C. MEDICAL ASS'N WILL BE HELD APRIL 20-22 IN OREGON HOTEL AT GREENWOOD OFFICIAL PROGRAM For the Occasion Shows a Large Number of Interesting Papers Scheduled. I .IM al physicians ure very much In terested In thc sixty-seventh annual meeting of the South Carolina Medi cal Association, which will be held In Greenwood April 21-21-22. Ur. E. A. Hine?, {superintendent of the An derson County Hospital, ls secretary and treasurer of the organization tnd \ member of several important com mittees. The Hotel Oregon has been select ed as the headquarters of the associt tion. Public. Health Sunday will be observed under the uuspices of the committee on Health and Public In struction, by a mass meeting of the citizens of Greenwood, at the First Btptist church, on the afternoon of Sunday preceding the annual meet ing. A smoker will be given at thc Hotel Oregon Tuesday evening April 20. Wednesday afternoon between the hours of 5 and G o'clock visits will be made to the Greenwood Hospital, Connie Maxwell Orplmntge and Halley Military institutes. ' Wcdnesdny night it X::iu o'clock a reception will be tendered the association members at Lander College. "The official program for thc meet ing is as follows: Official Progrum. Scientific session. Wednesday. Morning session, it):Oh a. in. Called to order by President, Ed ward F. Parker. Divine Invocation Address of Welcome-Hon. W. II. Nicholson, representing Chamber ot Commerce. Address of Welcome-Dr. J. D. Harrison. President, Greenwood coun ty Medical Society. Response-By President, Edward F. Parker. President's Address. Address-Wodnesday, April 21st. 3:30 p. m.-The Uses of Radium lu Surgery-Dr. Howard Kelly, Balti more, Md. Address-Therapeutical F.oflectlngs (hour unannounced)-Dr. W. S. Thayer, Baltimore. Md. Medicine. Social Service and Public Health. What a Community Has a Right to Erpect ot Its Physicians.-Dr. E. W. Pressly, Clover, 8. C. Some Medical Needs of South Caro lina.-Dr. G. F. Thompson, Inman, S. C. The Infected Individual-A Public Danger and a Public Problem.-Dr. O. F. Klugh, Cross H11U8. C. Diphtheria Contact in the Spread of the Disease.-Dr. G. McF. Mood. Charleston, 8. C. Thc Diagnosis of Incipient Tuber culosis.-Dr. N. B. Egerton. Colum bia, 8. C. Diseuses of Children. IMilk Diet of Infants and Children. -Dr. ?>. L. Smith, Spartpnburg, 8. C. Some Problems in Infant Feeding. -Dr. W. P. Cornell. Charleston, S. C. The better way of Puting a DL-per on the Baby.-Dr. .8. A. Vlsanska, Atlanta, Ga. , The Skin Diseases of Childhood. Dr. I. Schayer. Columbia, 8. C. Affections of the Kidney. Pyelitis Diagnosis tnd Treatment, with Report of Cases.-Dr. W. R. Barron, Columbia, 8. C. The Clinical Significance pf Al buminuria.-Dr. J. J. Watson, Co lumbia. 8. C. Kidney Infection with Special Re ference to Acute Haematogenous In fection Complicating Pre~-?tncy^ Dr. H. M. Wyman. Columbia, 8. C. Miscellanea*. Therapeutic Value ot Mlnerat Wa ters.-Dr. F. L. Parker, Charleston, 8. C. Internal Medicine as a Specltlty. Dr. J. H. Gibbes. Columbia, 8. C. Endameblasls of the Mouth.-Dr. K. M. Lynch, Charleston, 8. C. Disorders of the Pituitary Gland. Report of Case.-Dr. li. B. Hey ward. Columbia, 8, C. Experience with Emetine In Dysen teric Conditions.-Dr. H. L. Shaw, Fountain Inn, S. C. Spasm of Cardia with Dilated Oeso phagus.-Dr. J. W. Parker, Green ville, 8.. C. Observations ot Oorxlc Aneurysm. -Dr. W. At mar Smith, Charleston, ?. c. Interpretation of Some Laboratory Findings,-Dr. F. A. Coward, Co lumbia. s.e. Specific Skin Reactions. Their Value and Significance.-Dr. H. H. Smith,: Columbia. S. C. Tho Underlying Principles of Vac clno Therapy.-Dr. T. M. DuBose, Columbia, S.C. Vtcctne Therapy from the Clinical Standpoint.-Dr. Ernest Cooper, Colombia. C. C. Thursday, April 2*8?. Called td order by the President, Edward F. Parker. 3:SO a. m. Margery. Symposium on Anesthesia. j . Twenty-five Years Experience in ! Administration of Chloroform With out a Death. Precautions-Danger Signals.--Dr. Archie China, Sumter, 8. C. Ratter Anesthesia.-Dr. W. A. Boyd. Columbia, S. C. Nitrous Oxide Anesthesia.-Dr. A. E. Bater, Charleston. S. C. Spinal Anesthesia.-Dr. Geo. T. ?Tyler. Greenville. 8. C. \ Shock Avoidance and Conservation Is Hind Sight Better Than Front Sight? Recd This Article, And Then An swer Thia Old Time Worn Question. At first thought one would say that it was; but when the matter is given a moment's thought, one will won der what good will result from learn ing the truth shout a mntter after it is too late to rectify any mistake that has been made. Of course, we all know that lt ls much easier to say:- " I told you so", ofter an event than to he able to fortell what will take place under certain conditions. B-u-t what does it profit one, to know about a certain thing after it is too late to remedy a mis take already made? That's the point. In this connection, lt might well be said that "front bight" in the mat ter of painting ones own home, or a tenant's house ls a far better bus iness policy that leaving it without paint, and then later when the ele ments have eaten Into the woodwork terribly, be . compelled to pay a re pair bill ten times the amount of what ft would have cost to paint it in the first place. It ls a well known and generally ac cepted fact that paint protects build ings from the ravages of wind, sun, rain, frost, snow and ice much bet ter than any one agency. And at a very* very small cost. This being true, it strikes the thinking person as a remarkably strange thing that so many persons neglect this matter of protection, of property from the damage which the weather is con tinually doing to their property, and yet they would think that you were absolutely crazy, if you should sug gest thut they did not. carry protec tion aaginst fire, in the shape of fire insurance. Why ls this? Wo know that all property In this southern clim ate, where tho sun's hot rays are beating on it for seven or eight months out of every year is continually de preciating in ?value; and yet there are so many, many properly owners who neglect this very necessary mat ter of paint protectioit. to say noth ing about the looks of the house ;. One should not, under any clrcum astancos, thinjc of paint as an expense but rather aa an investment; for that is what it is , and a mighty good one, too. Property is valuable. .If lt were not, you would not carry fire insur ance. Weather insurance 1B far more necessary than fire Insurance. There is only one defense against weather, and ?hat is paint. Of course, one should use good judgment in the selec tion of the paint; because if it is in ferior in quality, there is very little protection afforded. We sell a paint that bas stood the test of more than fifty years experience. Our custom ers are those who have used Patton's "Sun Proof" paints. Its ingredients are those which oxperienoe h tra prov ed to be the most.efficient in protect ing property against the ravages of the elements. Patton's "Sen Proof" paint spreads nmboUily and evenly. It places a bulwark between your buildings and the weather that affords you the greaten' protection possible. Not only do? thlB well and favor ably known Patton's "Sun Proof" paint afford the maximum amount ot protection possible for a given amount of money, but a house painted with this paint will present the most pleas ing appearance possible. We j carry every color that's made. We can give you any and every combination that your taste should dictate. We will furnish an estimate for any job at any time without any obligation on your part, whatever; and we know the paint business just as you know your A, B, C's. "We know how;" and "Guest Sells the Dest." "Paint and Cleon Up" week in Anderson April 19-*24. Our phu. .- number ls 48. "We thank you." - Adv. C. M. GUEST PAINT CO. Dtiring Anesthesia.-Dr. LeGrand G uer ry. Columbia, S. C. Abd o suss! Surgery. A Consideration ot Pe: (colic Mem branes, with Report of Five Cases. Dr. J. H.. Taylor. Columbia. S. C. Gunshot Wounds of the Abdomen,' with Report ot Cases.-Dr. S. R. Harmon, Columbia, S. C. Gastrectasls, Its Causes,- Diagnosis ead Treatment, Report of a Caso. Dr. S. J. Lemmon, Sumter, S. C. Recent Observations on Stomach Surgery.-Dr. Ti. .T. Ferguson, Gaff ney,. 6. C. "Inflammatory Rheumatism (?) Its Nature, Causes and Sequelae.-The Modern Treatment'.-Dr. S. C. Bak-. er, 1 um ter, 3. C. Part . I.-Simplified Ano-Rectal Surgery. Part II,.-Anno-Rectal Con stipation (Stasis.)-Dr. S. G. Gant. Now York City, Obstetrics. Comments' on Seventy-five Garfas of Twilight Sleep in Labor.-Dr. W. J. Burdell, Ls goff, 8. C. -. Diagnosis. Roentgen Ray Diagnosis of Frac ture and Bone Lesions (Lantern Slides.)-rDr. A. Ti. Tatt.'Charleston, S. C. X-Ray Exhll.lt and Demonstration. -Dr. deo. Rennies, Chester, 8. C. I The importance of Differential! Diagnosis of Abdominal and Lumbar : Pains in Women.-Dr. C. W. Bar- j ron. Columbit, 3. C. Bo?ie Features or Gen to-Urinary 8urgery.--Dr. Walter Cheyne, Sum ter, 8. .C. Eye, Ear, Kiese and Threat. Forty-six Cases ot Intubation. Dr. E. W. Carpenter, Greenville, S. C. The Control ot Hemorrhage In Tonsil Enukleation.-Dr. J, "W. Jer v?y, Greenville, fl. 'O. A Word as to Optometry.-Dr. Theo. A. Qnattlebaum, Colombia, 8. C. The Head Cold. The Parts Involved and Remarks Concerning Soro? of the Results.-D;. C. W. Kollock, Char 1 es ton, SC. The Disra-ied Tonsil a Factor in Ute Production of Systemic Diseases. Those Living In Glass Houses Should Not Throw Stones And there are others who do not throw rocks, but who suffer from the breaking of glass. To the latter class this message is directed. WINDSHIELDS We make a specialty tf repairing wind-shields. We carry in stock a special glass -just for this purpose if; in terested stop by and let us fix your wind shield for you. PLATE-GLASS We have the exclusive agency for the celebrated Pittsburg Plate Glass Com pany's plate glass. There's nothing better in plate glass; this is standard the world over. Let us have your or ders, please! WINDOW-GLASS The stock of window glass we carry would do credit to a town twice the size of An derson; and it's the kind that you can see through, and yet it's not easily broken either. Single and Double strength glass any size. You Will Find Our Prices Right On All Glass Townsend Lumber Company. Phone 267 Wh<?i?^cm f/i/n/c o/ GOOD CfofW Th i uk^ O/'ItreWSeTOlffilB _Anma??nsVB?AflL Dr. lt. O. Mauldln, Greenville. S. C. The Tonsils-What Shall We Do With Them?-Dr. A. M. Brailsford. Mullins. S. C. Removal of Open Safety Pin. Point Up. From the Oesphagus.-Dr. J. F. Townsend, Charleston, S. C. Announcements. Presentation of next President. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE-AS TO COMMUTATION ROAD TAX All persons Habl? to road tax for 1915 are hereby notified that tho time for payment to the county treasurer ot said taxes will expire on the 1st day Of May, 1915. After that dato a penal ty will bo> attached. J. MAC. KING. Supervisor. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned administrator ot the estate of Enock Morris, deceased, hereby gives notice that ho will on April 22, apply to the judge of pro bate for Anderson county for a final settlement of said estate and a dis charge from his office of administra tor. M. M. HUNTER, Admr. IVf arke! Repo rt COTTON Local cotton.9 l-4c Liverpool Cotton. Open , Close May-June. ..... .. ....5.61 5.G? July-Aug- ....'. .. ". . 5 5. 7? Oct-Nov....5.91 Spots 5.70. Suies .'irrupts 2% ( ". New York Sioets. NEW YORK, April .15.-Training on the stock market was again In such a large volume in th? stock mer ket today aa to make . the movement unusually Impressive. Dealtngi were I broader than at any time in. recent j years, embracing many hitherto dor ; niant Issues. Tho undertone', l>ow I over, somewhat confused, some ot tho j leaders showing a reactionary ten dency. Theke included Union Pacific, I New York Central and Atchinson and St. Paul. Low priced specialties gathered greater scope and strength this afternoon-. Bethlehem steel was not so much a factor as recestly not so much a factor as re Bonds were irregular. New York Market. - open high low close May.9-gg 9.95 9^5 9.95 Joly.10.1& 10.24 10.15 10.24 October .. ..10.01 10.te 10.K7 10.60 December .. 10.81 to.Ri to.75'10.Si Spols 10.1*?. COLE. L. BLEASE Columbia, S. C. LAW! Offices 751 1 _.. Telephone 851 ANOTHER VALUABLE LEGAL I YEARS AGO ZORADO IZMAR IS Cl SENS/ Her Unlrroyunl Poners, Penetrating; pletely Baffles Scientific lavcstlgatlo fornrcd la the Last Few Weeks Pro Wonderful Power-She Does Such Tl Visitor from an Undiscovered World Looked In that mysterious Bloop, when the soul shakes off its mortal shackles, Zorado Kmnr, the living, breathing proof of the power ot clair voyance, reads tho future fate of In dividuals, and predicts tho outcome of their daily affair?. Think of a person who cap clone her eyes and your whole past, your present and future are dashed before her like a panorama and she can tell you all you have done, what you 'are now doing, and lift the curtatn ot futurity and tell you just what you are going to do. No other Tife reader who has ever visited Anderson can lay claim to aa many successful' readings and locat ing valuables as can Zorado IsmtJv and there hundreds ready,>to ? vouch for - euch claims, Only a few days ago one ot our- leading clttaens, called on this marvelous trance rredlum in regard to some valuable papers that had been lost for many years. She soon located the papers to ; che joy ot the owner and to her own financial welfare. A husband, and wife had become estranged. There was no real reason ?for :t, aa there seldom . Is, but -?'il ther. was a separation. One of them i laid the case before Zorado Ismar, If you wish the service 408 N. McDuffie St., one fice, near the standpipe. JNO. B. ADGER MULLALLY Anderson, 8. C. tTJRS (V. Whltncr St., Anderson, 8? C. MYSTERY ) AWAY >APEfcS LOST MANY RECOVERED KEATING A GENUINE LTION Insight aud Unerring Accuracy Cmii u-Tin? 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