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REASONS0 Why You Should Always Use Bee Brand Flavoring Extracts . ecause they are 60% better than Pure Food Laws require 2. Because they will go further than inferior goods. . 13ecause their delicacy of flavor is unapproached. 4. Because their Purity and Quality is absolute. 5. Because they are unreservedly guaranteed. 25C Vk1 ,AN, Ilt a h ormor or ey a~ - Kuo OUR bank YOUR bank. Ne3 k.3 ENTERPRISE BANK N B. DIAL, Pres. G. H. ROPER, Ga.sher McDanier's Ginnery Has been thoroughly over-hauled and now rayfor the Cotton Ginning Season.I Shave secured the agency of the famous ' Buckeye Cotton Oil Company's goods and Swill purchase cotton seed, sell and ex Schange cotton seed meal and hulls. I am 4prepared to take care of the cotton seed +~ 4 market regardless of the war. Get my prices before you sell your cotton seed or b uy you:r mea1 and hulls. Meal and hulls4 4 orecd at Ginn'iery. /4 S .G. McDANEL, Ginnery 4 Scrubs Fatten Quickly You wati your pigs to eat as muc as possible -- when yott fattent them. Give them a reat variety 1k hoIt soe crube - of iced, I:Cep) the appetite keen and th digestion in faten nd ae themnYlee good order, anud you will obtain the esired result; i4t' r ted I, Conha especially if you mix with the grain r tion a dose of - a om v MEDICINEDanlevle, W. Vn. Whets the appetito-Helpa didatlin Ayordas.* ORGANIZATION OF RURALSCHOOLS hor't Tenure of Tenchers an Evil to be Avoided. Necessity of Stbilllity. (I,1)y W. K. Tlate, Professor or itural 1diiea tionl, (eorge Peabody Coillege of Teachers.) While variety may he the splee of life, there Is Suich a(1 thin1g as too aiuelh spice for the good of the digestion. A (oltinuo1s state of chlniglpe 01' revo lution is not condl1ve to a Itigh Ile gree of eilleienc(y whether in govern ment or in educational institutions. The most striking difference be Sween higher institutions of lea rning and city school systems on the one hand and our rural schools oil the other is tle instability Which Charae terizes everything connected with the count11ry schools. The Ilniversity pres ident Is chosen after dut1e deliberation by a stable board of trustees atild Is given a large freedom in formulating policies of development which his tellure of position gives himu1 time and opportunity to execite. The state superilitelldeit. of education, On tile other hand, Is ut suially subject to tile contingencies of party . politics and has littie opportuniy to lake com prehiensive plans or to exv(clute delib erately chosen policies for tile devel opmnilt of the C0omon school system. The ( sity Superintendent Is eleled by :1 stable board responsible to the peo -le and not limited In their choice by residence or citizenshily. The city superintendent holds his position Iihrtough a terml of years and Is free to may out all educational program t hich he may hope to consummate. The countv sinlwe1'llltendent is elected by popular vote. The field from which mnen enn be selected is too limited and the term of otlice too short to give promise of a 1program of progress. The professor in the college or the university ani1d the principal and teach or Inl thle city schools hold their posi. tions year a1fte1' r year. and develol throaglh experiince speclal abllity inl thevir particular fiehls. Thet teacher. inl the. (101n1try school is. selectedI for 11he 141111 six (r vi!ght o101)111. and 1 s ex jii 1d ) to e.:ime 4p .2 io s pt thle 41141 of they1 a.. Th' ;;I!il w, ; an sch14(4 of !he w t: will 1e vvsted . I]h::- boardl of40, M a:.:- a bv Ithl - iii :I.- k. :l:uu8 th l eni l:M na. anle ns o ill- va : u s stats. T[his 1or) i (f (1 4 u n11tion v w 11 1 1li 114 ith:ou41.i;ato : ) t- . 1. lh lI univer1 ity bonni f rsllu es o w Ib- willbte exet-(liv, olliter of th,, b d 11(1 N il be gIvn a hI e Il-sl - nre~t of freedom)II inl e0 N t-~ ing; th10 poli cisadopted( by the boawrd. Inl thel ad :1.ittistrationl al'i Flupervisionl of, tht Statle School s;ysii-ml he will be assist e,1 bY other ixwrts chosel by till stat (- board of edItivtiol. Tlhe county schiool syst em will be administere bv a 1)count1y board of ed lIea tionl, also se-lected by the people. This (ol)y board will elect a counlty supeitentt'denlt of (101 31hol1jts 1as lie ty boar) d n4w ('ells th li '1Sty 1uper itenden(i't. llThe board will not he' limo id in itS chIoici ofi the4 ('ntanty, blitt wufi l e free'1 it i hu t 'very3'where f( ot' thle man~t best lit ted rotr tile Work. Thle c'ounty sup1erit~tenet will lbe the secr tetary3 111 anCxecuItivye ofllcer' of th1e couty b 'oar and 1111will be aissistedl by3 such1 special sup)er'visors as are' neCcs satry to the adequate supiervisioni of the country' schools. Trhe coutnty su per'intendlency will in this way become a professioni which offers a career. It wvill attract 0111 best men since suc cess in one coutnty may alwayr mean a possib1le call to a better position. The couttry teacher' in thle clilcient systemi towar'd whIch we ar'e slowly minitg will be0 eletedC for a ter'm of three otr foiur yearIs. Ills compensation will iinrease withtl his Cxperienlce and( tenure1'. ie will beC elected for' twelve mths~ll 5In tihe year I unld will make his hlomel in the communlitly. N\ear' the schoolhtouse will be the tea111Cers' hlomeI, surr'tounde(ld lQ Ilhe ing th)e school mthl~tIs andll thrtoughot 4oo1 and)4 th1e t Iacher4's hon114 will bei a so1ia Vand 4' 'unntn4 (iy I!enter~. Thle ae ill bei' ith i vItli Il n Io te (If m-~ 1(411111 (in every ito o the weofd thit Soe rs a mant kntw his fru and Lechool hortwt thoer I'ldr eornd district wier Tonped to eter toe ealyeverybodyi whmoit hase' thed alontlrad ittheldeo that ie onlya t'mprar z'lt BAr cIABIeT to Puh owerful drugck har and shovs and weakens Than liefre.n makdson'ls le Tnerwardete to dl Take. This Is one of tho reasons why the LInurens Drug Co. guarantece Dodson's 1ivci ''oie to take the place of calome1i. Dodonun's [iver To0e is a ptre vegetable liver tonic that will (-turee constipation (ittckly a11l gently, withouti any danger of bad after-ctfects. It Is glu t(aranteed to (o this wilh a guaran0)tee that Is slim ple an1d fair. If youl bly a bottle of Dodson's 'LAiver Tone forl yourself or yoti children, and to not Uind that it perfect ly takesthe place of caioel, they retiin to the store wh er. volt houalit It and[ get your Illoney bak with a smile. All Unsusual ('harniter, Mr. George MacKenzie of IEdinboro Scotland, will be in this city in the course of the next few days. While there alro numerous S'cotchmen in this section of the country, many a day's travel would be required to find one like Mr. MacKenzle. Although born in Scotland, Mr. MacKenzie spent his boyhood days in India and Egypt where hIs foather verved for twenty years as P1ipe-Major in the British army. The gift of coaxing sprightly Scot tis ielodic.s from the bag pipes le iilerits fro mlls father and it Is said by those who know, that Mr. MacKen zMe si unexcelled by none. Mr. MacKenzies peculiarity in dress is unijne, as lie still Clings to hIs Scottish highland garment which is really a regimental uniform andI hIs jaunty military carriage readily re calls dim memories of Stevenson's "Alaun A' Breck," "David Balfour" and 'reasure Islind." At the present tine Mr. MtcKenzie is combining business with pleasure, having recently associated himself with the well-known firm of McCor inick & Company of Baltimore, and is now touring America i their behalf. HOW FIENCH PEOPLE C1'111-E STOM.ACH TROUB!LE A hoisehold rmeiidy 01' the irench i asaitry. consisting of )tuire vegeta ble oil, and saiI to posscss wonlder .ul ilrt in Ilie treament i' 'iit of stoi ch1 li 111r and intestina'l tr-oubles. has inen itroduced in this (o'untry 113 t;h'org. 11. \:ayr. wh.)to fol I we n Ity Y41rs Ias beelin one of lilthe leading dowin town duigists ofChi:o :d141 who) hint;el wcs red/byv its ulse. SoI iniekt~ :ni iITh' ~ i. its aclion that la sing3' o L ; ( I i lly e:111 n a to brin 3 r o o i ' d l lef In ll- inlo:41 *''li~il 4 * - 111, * * * 4 * * * * * wh hil\i l triedl il dee4.lre tw ev h r 4f any*in-. to r I r 44 ucht 4 -r 4k able4)oi r t in So 'l . 1 tit n . It is, kns b .;il Mayri's Woluii-fuill .ah b -alisdy a~l liv; n now .e oluflu,. li Ri(1!t .0ny t - t r (1 is nw .-:ohl onI I tii :111 v i oI h l t o %v )tt')l re by Ur -- ( Iit -wl :V S. te lio*orabi* *) *1 * * which t .ey 4 Ir. t. I) l)4:~l ove as ta e r 4i SilIo . S t I . M %alph C. \\'1. soll, Misses Maro, '.up1sonl anld . . Wilson of Shilo, have bren, oierted as thre-e of thle teacher., of th.), (Gr.y Courit-Ow ings initille fo r the next school torm, 111-15. It, \\'itsmn asd beeno elct S. ril. .\bsgs nhixand dNoatmewn and .S. Wiban went oer th Yarboroth mill reghty onratee.days fhring trio Thmeny otndh prte Theyu )ui)t 200th paton orgoer f fishy ourttis shol big fihe toable ostos.hhte ar toJpesie Wolver whas eachers. In awo els vipped. la't. r and M's. ArmstrogT. Jer. isy,. R.e Amistg W'lli ofIren J.a. Lang ston,~I~ Tom lengston, Dughlsay heand' Ruhford Banett, MiS. L Oings Iwent ove 01:ttr tbruhe mtl rentily the a1)1 thre-ayI fishing' ''tip.h They' Ipnds ace The1' dy reporti200iu: pounds orti overI of ils Ya, yet tis? l1 noit Mr.' Jesiek Wo11 f who1. itrkig . iai drugsore at tarianna, tFl. 's lin -a' fe dys [vIst ths retarentd hMr. from s~gtseengvin thf larendooh hear wit tei ionthrs I nnghbor hodrv evdaiodrann.h at was in dof asftru thIrnty--.t the olitclspommernoulbeyvr TIs hosfen aue by ndertrnt constipaton, and .qtuiecly dapear, whern thwberlawil benoblt arrethak. enrobr fromb Sallrdals nay 4 Ilk j 4- Here! Drink this and be refreshed Sip by sip here's pure enjoyment-cool com fort-a satisfied thirst -a contented palate. Deiind the gentine by fu tiatm N~kiii~elicour~igc bubstlttlton. THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Whenever ATLANTA, GA. you see al 2-r Arrow think of Coca-C ol-. 1 Anderson College For Womnicn Faculty of Christia in men a n d womnen of expnerience. Courses leading to de gree of A. _. Diplonas ill 'Music, Art anl ) , Courtses il I)onl t iee anid Art, .. '"1 .a-o Equipm int oder3 and convenient. 32 aerO caInpus. ( yunnasiun tennis, baisket ba ll Situatio ide' for ieal and comfort. For Catalogue Address, JAMES P. KINAlRD, Ph. D., Anderson, S.CG. McCRADY BROS. & CHEVES Engineers and Contractors Sp ecialists in Subdivision of Lands, Developing and Beautifying Prop- t ~rti s, Drainage Surveys. Desig s and Estimates of all classes of constructions. Marked Down! *Cut prices are made on the r gaining stock of Ladies' and C ldten's colored sunshades--they Iwill be found on the Centre Tables marked in plain figures. Sheer colored and solid White Fabrics must move now. Special Value in Ladies' White Waists. Among the Hosiery you can secure the size, color and weight you desire.