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TODAY We Have For You a Big Lot of Brand New Untrimmed Hats That You Can Buy at Special prices New Coat Suits 1-4 Off Dresses 1-4 Off Big Bargains in hliddy Blouses at 50 cents SHIRT WAISTS $1.00 to $5^00 Your Oxford and Hos iery wants can be filled in a satisfactory m?pner. Come In Moore-W^Hson Co. BINDER TWINE You Will Be Relieved of Binder Twine Troubles If You Have Our TWINE. Most uniform in ?size-greatest in tensile strength-greatest number of feet to pound. On account of the embargo on Sisal, most man ufacturers are unable to supply Twine. We, there fore, strongly advise your placing your order NOW for what you will need. Sulhan Hardware Co. Anderson, Greenville, Belton. During the past five, ten or more years, how* much have YOU saved as a reserve to be di awn upon in the later and more needy period of your life? The SAVING HABIT is very important for you to have in preparing for the tirric when you may not be in health, strength . and energy that is yours today.- v>-./ Why not start that Savings account TODAY ? We pay interest on deposits. Peoples Bank of Anderson j 'Spend your money ut home. Buy South Car ol.'. ; ustoni. hand made harnees, bridles, etc., nt . prices. A tria; order will prove our as sertion. We buy bides and tallow at highest pri?es. Write ne your wants and offerings. WU ?SE W. MARTIN Columbia, RC. English Nose Guard / Thia ,nose gard is now worn by the allies in the tronchos in the fight ing around the Yser canal, where the Germans, just the other day, released poisonous gases to drive them from their trenches. Tho noiie guard was Invented for use earlier when the Germans shot bombs containing poi sonous gases. Now it will be used against the chlorine, which 1ms be come a German weapon of war. When a heavy yellow cloud of acrid fumes went drifting south from tho Germar: trenches at evening on Thursday, April 22, and rolled over the French Unc3 near luingtmiarek, the defenders were taken by surprise. Raw Skimm Foot-and-M WASHINGTON. April 20.-A fea ture of the present outbreak of foot and-mouth disease: to which the Fed eral authorities attach much impor tance ls the n'l-precendtedly large number of hogs which have been af fected. Both actually and in propor tion to-the total number of animals stricken, this has been much larger than in any of tito previous outbreaks in this country*. Tho chief rer.son, the authorities say, Ja the sprcuu of thc infection through uncooked skimmed milk and "other creamery by products returned to tire farms to bo fed hogs. Infected garbage, it is thought, is also to be held responsible for a portion of Gie loss. In the epidemic of 1902 in whicch 4, 461 animals wero' lost, only 260 of the total were hogs. The loss In cat tle amounted to nearly 87 per cent of the total, that In hogs to only 8 per cent, and in other animuls to on ly ? per cent. In the presetn epide mic, however, the loss in hogs has been almost equal to that of cattle, each: bclbg within a fraction of 47 per cent. Of 146,128- animals lost since tho outbreak of the disease In Michi gan last fall, 68,776 were cattle; 68, 275 hogs; and the remainder, 9,087 sheep and goats. Hie epidemic of 1008 stands in this respect ns well as in'time,, midway between those of 1902 and 1914. In 1908. r>6 per cent of the loss waa in cattle, 37 per ccei\t In hogs, and approximately 7 per cent tn other animals. In tho opinion, of. spccialista these figures demonstrate the necessity for more rigid . regulatlo, rs tn regard to the feeding ot skimmed milk, similar dairy products and garbage Since 1902 creameries-ha.o bocome much more common and .the danger to thc country of their returning uupastour : Ized rriilk to the farms has become Correspondingly grouter. In Michigan. lt has been definitely established that In Ute early days of the outbreak the Infection was spread through skimmed milk fed to hogs, and there IS every treason to believe that the same thing occurred in a number of other local ities. It is easy to pasteurize Mic skimmed milk and the extra expense ls not sufficient to warrant the neg lect of this precaution. Pasteurization han been shown to be a completo safe guard against the spread or foot-and mouth disease through -milk, either to human being's or to animals. Tie question ot infected garbage is mo.'? dlffictul to handle, for by no ir*eans all ot the meat In this country ls subject to Federal inspection. In many <v Section B meat animals aro slaughtered locally. Cooking v;IU destro .kUie foot-and-mouth germ so that this me?t can be oaten without bad'' results, ?,ut tho trimmings-tho skin, the fr.t, and arteularly the mar* 't&Mj'*Which are thrown away or fed ?WL'jfeffPjUriay be at tho same time highly infectious. In Philadelphia the disease has re cently appeared to several herds ot garbage-fed hose, and nltttough)1t Is not absolute fy certain that Ute Sion was conveyed through this Against German Gase?. To stay in ino deadly cloud meant asphyxiation. Some made their cs cape. The stubborn ones who ?tayed at their posts perished without a wound. When the cloud had blown past and the German Infantry could advance, they found trenches vacant or held only by dead men. Pressing on they took whole batteries of artil lery which stood silent and harmless. Following up their advantages, the German troops rushed the second and third lines of'their enemy and at one point, without much difficulty, uctually crossed the canal which forms the base of the great Ypres salient. ed Milk a ?uth Manace lt seems quite possible that it waa. The sterilization of garbage intended for hogs, dt, therefore, like tho pas teurization of skimmed milk and simi lar products, a very desirable precau tion. liv fact, the Federal authorities do not hestltate lo say that experience tn this outbreak demonstrator thc need of otate legislation on thia sub ject. In thc absence of legislation the farmer who wt3hes to be sure ot his skimmed milk should boil lt after it's return' from the creamery. Slow Progress in Law. An echo of the Titanic disaster of April 14. IJJ12, reaches U3 In the handlug down of a Federal court de cision that permits claimants who filed suit in thc American courts for damages against thc owners of the Titanic to withdraw their, claims from that forum and file them anew in tho i'liglish courts, lt is stated that the transfer was occasioned by diversity of American and British laws and rul ings. It appears that, if the defend ant steamship company's application for a limitation of Its liabilities Should bc- sustained, tho maximum amount recov'irebluc by nil the claimants to gether would bc, under American law, 197,000, and under British law it would bc $300,000. The presumption is that the maximum amount must be distributed pro rata among thc liti gants whose dalma are sanctioned by the court. Tho reason for the trans fer to Kngland is therefore obvious. One of these litigant?, however, has a claim for $:100,000 for Ute loss of her husband. Since death claims must, it is said, bo filed within a year aftei tho loss lt is contended that the with drawal of her-claim before American courts is tantamont to, the abandon ment of thc item. Tao progress of the Titanic litigation is no very tine exhibition of the law's expedition. Churlotto Obaervei. Ir. Hot Weather. "Typographical errors," said a writer, "are continually cropping up. I called foi a magasine editor tho oth er day to take him out lo luncheon. Aa ho waa getting gratefully into his coat, a man entered. '.'Do you read your magasine?" the man asked.. "I do." the editor replied. "Have you read the new number, the one G.at came out yesterday?" "I hate.". "Have you road my poem, 'To Gabrielle/ on page 117*' " "No! Well. In that poem 1 wrote . the line. *l love you better than I love mfr life.'" J t'A neat lino-neat and well turn ed.' said the editor, soothingly. j "And One of tho professional hu morists ot your composing room aet it up to read, 'I lowe you better than ? I.love myi wife.* " I "How-er" I "Than* my wife-precisely that. Abd my wife knows nothing of com posing room comedy, sod abe Ut In ks the line was printed exactly like I wrote it.** < SH AD GLOB MEN WILL HAVE GOOD MEETING ON NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT -INTERESTING PROGRAM AND A SMOKER WINDOW CONTEST Will be Held This Summer on Larger Scale Than the One Recently Held. The net regulur monthly meeting of the Anderson Ad Club will be held Thursday night, May C. at the quar ters of the chamber of com. -orce, and promises to bo one of tho most im portant that has yet taken placo. An interesting program has been prepared for the occasion. The meet ing will l)e lu the nature of a smoker and delightful refreshments will be served. President Harry Oelsberg of the club stated yesterday that ho hopes the entire membership of the club will be on hand for this meet ing. Owing to the great success of the past window dressing contest, tile offi cers of tho Ad Club have decided to have ano*.! "r contest. This ono ls to be ou s .c.. larger scale than the first, and ic tu include far more con testants. The plans now are to have the contest on the 4th of July, and have other celebrations In connec tion with lt. Hy having the contest on this day, the -merchants will be come more Interested In lt, and as the windows are usually bedecked on that day. the ccontest will Inccrease tho of- | forts of the men doing the decorat ing. One change from the previous contest is that tho prizes will be larg er and moro valuable. The first contest was a kind of experiment and the c4ub had to do with what it could. This-coming one is to be much larg er and will be even better than the first one was in proportion. LAST GALL TODAY FOR CITY TAXES Those Who Have Not Yet Dis charged This Dirty Should Get Busy. Tlic last call (or paying taxes in the city of Anderson la today, May lat The time limit expired last night In reality, but owing to the first of t!te month coming on Saturday, the city fathors have decided to allow one more day of grace. Approximately 1,900 receipts have been issued from the office of the city clerk and treasurer and there aro still severeal hundred of them to come in. These must be paid before 6 o'clock today dr tho usual penalties ara charged. Costs of $1.00 and IR per cent of thc tax to be paid is added to all taxoa not paid by G o'clock. De sure and get to the city hall early in the day if your taxes are not yet paid. GREENSOADS DEFEATED LOCALS In Fast Game of Baseball at Park Yesterday After noon. The Central High School ot Green ville defeated thc local high school team yesterday afternoon In a game ot baseball played at the ' b?*",vall park in Anderson. The game waa a walkover at the first, Greenville scor ing six ruus in the first few innings. After this first outbreak Anderson tightened and in the last Innlug ran in three runs, thus bringing the acore to a much more creditable one than wan before. The final acore waa 0 to 0 in Greenville's favor Error on both teams and many long hits set ved to enlivon the game. Anderson's rally in last frames seemed to be good for a tie game, if not for a win, but by some pretty work, Greenville sewed the game up in abort order. IlEMGIITFUL RECITAL Given at Anderson College Last El vu* lng by "Bet :/ Hamilton." Before a large and appr?ciative au dience, "Betsy Hamilton" . (afra. M. V. Moore) gave a delightful recital in Anderson College auditorium last evening, reading some of her delight ful character sketches In Southern dialect of the plantation negroes. Mrs, Moore haa given these read ings from New York to California and in New York City and Philadelphia haa playeda number of return en gagements. She was for two years on the chautauqua platform in New York. The recital waa given tor the bene fit of Andereon College. Row ?ra. Herrod Clot Rid ot Her Stomach Trouble. "I suffered With stomach trouble, for yeera arad tried everything X heard of, but the only relief 1 got waa temporary until laat aprlng I ssw Chamberlain's Tableta advertised and procured a bottle of them at our drug store. I got immediate relief front that dreadful heaviness after eating and from pain ia the ?lomach.* write? Mrs. Linda Herrod. Fort Wayne, Ind. Obtainable everywhere. YES terday ! ist. -< This is l lt. Use for yourself, if you seek men, if yo fixtures, equip, ment. Classified Want Advert; Twenty-five word? or lets, Ons Ti BIZ Times ?LOO. All advertisement over tweovy-flv. word. Rates on 1,000 words to HOB. No advertisement taken for I ?ss t Ii your name appears In tbs tslei your want ad to 821 and a btu willi prompt payment. FOR SALE FOB SALE-Pop-Corn at *2.50 per buHhel. You can't raise better forage than Pop Corn and Pess. Furnian Smith, Seedsniun, Phone 4G4. FOR SALE-Some of tho best coal and wood on the market ut right 1 prices. Wood cut to your order. Low country slabcs still my spe cialty. W. Dimer, successor to Piedmont Coal & Wood Co. Phone 649. 4-15-tf FOR SALE or trade for a milch cow -a rubber tired Columbus top buggy, as good as new. W. E. PUHOI ot Chlquola Barber Shop. 4-23-3tp. FOR SALE-Tobacco Dust, Bug Death and Slug-Shot Now ls the proper season to apply for beet re sults-get .tho worm and the bug be fore it gets yours. Furman Smith, (Seedsman, Phono 464. , WANTS o WANTED-A reliable representative in every commnnlty to act as agent for The Intelligencer. Liberal com missions paid. Apply The Anderson Intelligencer. 2-28tf. WANTED-To correspond; confi dentially, with anyone deslrlous ot becoming permanently cured of the morphine or whlBkoy habit The KEELBY INSTITUTE, COLUMBIA, B. C., Box 75._ WANTED-A good colored boy to do cleaning, pressing and altering. Columbia Tailoring Co.-5-23-3t, WANTED-Stenographic work by a competent office woman, careful, neat work. Address Miss Wicker, Anderson College, Phone 932. 4-30-'lt p. f FOUND I FOUND-Bunch of keys with bolt hook attached . have been left at this office. Owner con have some j by paying for ad. 4-25-31. LOST I LOST-A bunch of keys. Finder please phone or return to P. B. Brooks in care ot R. W. Pruitt & ,Sorus store. ltp (PROFESSIONAL I CARDS_I DR. J. E. WATSON General Practice I Office In Llgon & Ledbetter Building. North Main Street. Office Phone 210. Residence Phone 386. C. GADSDEN SAYRE! Architect 405-406 Bleddey Building ' Anderson, S. C. Chisholm, Trowbridge Sc Suggs DENTISTS New Theatre Building V/. Whhner SL FRESH FISH ALWAYS FRESH Last evening we received a shipment of fine fish, including the following : Shad, Red Fin, Crokers, Butter Fish, Black Fish, Salmon Trout, Sheephead, Span ish Mackerel, Red Snapper, Pom pano, Shrimp, and Whiting. Pish Dressed Free of Charge, end De livered Promptly C R POWER & SON Phone 117. Cor. Benson and McDuffie I" gone. Tomorrow does not ex ODAY is the day of Opportunity, ?he coloumn of opportunities. Read it-if you seek a broader opening u want to buy or sell machinery? Columns teing Rates Ima 26 cen'?, Three Time? 66 cants. ? word? prorata tor each additional be uied In a nonth mads on appu than 16 cents, cash la advance. phone directory yon caa t?l?phone be malled alter Its insertion 1er MISCEUjaLNEOUS DRY, PINE WOOD, cut, or in four foot lengths, or alaba; and perfect- i ly dry. Pricea right See me fdr j all kinds of fire wood, a N. Wyatt \ "The $5.00 Coal Man." IF IT'S IN SEASON, and fit to eat, we have lt; and the price won't mage . you lose your appetite either. "Lit tle Oem" Cafe, J. E. Derrick, Fro? prlctor, 128 W. Whltnor Street. B TICK-EYE BARBER SHOP-Hair cut 15c, shave 10. Beat service. Bat-: lsfactlon guaranteed. C. A. McClain, Mgr. -.- .sw Let us duplicate your next broken lens while you walt Can make lt from a piece ot the old glass,-don't need your prescription. Have the most modern Grinding Plant in tthe South. If you are from Missouri Just come in we'll show you. Dr. M. R. Campbell, Louisa S. Htlgcnbocker, Assistant. Registered Optometrists 112 W. Whltner St, Ground Floor. MONEY TO LEND on first mortgage of real estate in amounts ot $25.00 to $?0.00 in Anderson County at 8 per cent per annum.. Apply to JameB P. Rice. Anderson, S. C., of-, flee over the old post office. 4-C2-0tp. SACRIFICE BALE-Three mottled IAncona hen's, one cook 95.00; three) White Pace Black Spanlah hens,, one cock $5.00. Get started mm th eeo extra laying breeds. M. J&l Pegga rt, Greenwood, ?. C. I '4-25-Up. THIS AD, accompanied by cash will-; buy a dozen photos aa follows: i Large sice Cabinets 91,00; HaKj ISize Cabinets $1.15; Post Cards} 50c; offer expires April 80th. Jkh-i len's Studio, North Mala. 4-25-atp._ - DAY OLD CHICKS-121-2, 16c, Reds.' Plymouth Rocks and ordinary! chicks. 100 off every Monday.' Sate dellvry guaranteed. Phone 847, or! write Room 8. 119 1-2 N. MaJnfMR FOR RENT FOR RENT-Store recently occupied by The Intelligencer Job Printing Department If interested la a.fla? stand and good proposition, apply ^^Jlm^Intclllgencor. 8-13-tt Could You Use a little extra good advantage just now? Haven't yon something to sell? Do yon own something you sta longer use, bot which If offered at a bargain price would ap peal at once to does need lt? ? An INTELLIGENCER Waa* Ad wffl tum tb* trick. PHONE 321 Do You Raise Chickens It so,? here's the place te gat yeer feed. Wo carry the full Cypher s lina -Loving Mash, Scratch Peed, Short Cut Alfalfa, Developing Pood, for Rfc* tie "Biddy- chicks, Meat Scraps, and Wheat Shorts, etc.. etc. J. M. Medow? -, Phone 22 East Whittier Street