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Feel Dull and Sluggtsh7 Start Your
Liver TO working

1t beats all how quickly Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets liven you liver, overcome
constipation-make you feel lively and
active again. j. l.. Mcknight, FIT. Worth,
Tex. says: my disagreeable symptoms
were entirely removed by the thorough
cleansing Foley Cathartic Tablets gave
me-" They're a wonder. For sale by
all druggists.
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A BUSY MAN

Postmaster, S~torekeeper and Father
of a Family of Twenty.
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Closing out sale of jewelry now on
at Geo, Cooks.
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Dull Tseling-Swollsn Hands and Feet
Due TO Kidney Trouble.
Your kidneys need help when your
hands and feet thicken, swell up, and
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Aberdeen. May 15.-One merchant
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Father Flynn departed this morn,
ing for Mitchell to attend forty hours
devotional services.
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WIf4LIAMSTON,. Nov. 5.--The legis-
latiire has, met and adjourned and
what havo they dane for the benefit
OF the farmer? In fact what could
they hayo DONG that would haYo been
OF any benefit Ito him.
Tho help that tho farmer needs
most must como from himself We
will havc to take up our own cross
ald bear It and after we once become
accustomed to the order OF things
everything will move on as IL stren-
uous time wero never dreamed of.
MSasy may not be as plentiful with
ukg as we would like for and the price
OF 4natton ia not what a. shonld he
lat at the same time we know OF no
one who Is at the poinfs of starvation
or who is having to depend on char
| Itity., II we could only train ourselves
| TO look I'm times OF distress to One
who directs contingencies and has In
his bands the management Of every
thing that is capable OF annoying or
Offending u.s. who knows the assist
ance we stand Ia need OF, and is al
ways ready To bestdws II. ON these who
| ask Il Of him. we would be Ia better
ahape to take what Is handed out to
MS. Now, considered In hifpse,S IL
q yesy 5helpless and wsetched being.
He Is subject every day Of his life
to the greatest calamitles and misfos.
fttnes He Is; beset with aa., se..s on
all stdes md may become unhappy by
numbers gof cas,ialties, which nc
could not forsse nor prevented had
he s2oreseen thSm,. hut in many In
stancos could be ib,ftened had he
done; things thar he knew was Cor his
boet Interest and welfare on those de-
pen lent upon him. I
we are BEGINNING to hear farmers
lonSaE sides dfscussing the use OF fer
ltiiiF8f undeft the next years crop. Not
| u one has been heard to say that shey
would use over two-thirds as much
as was used this year and ma.sor
,Iify Will use only one-haif as mitch,
while some viii use none at ali, but
tsilli try making enc crop WIN what
stable manure can be made on their
farms. - s5 ~
I E,py. II. A. o'K=lley preached very
Interesting sermon to a large consre-
gaticn az this place last Sunday.
Lawrence Smith and wife or SIX
lille, Plck6hs county, visited relatives
here last Saturday. and Sunday. is
nlFB.A A.. B. Pickens visited the esm-
| ify OF her father, %. 7. Kay, OF Nc
Elmoyie last Monday. 4
Rev. J. 4. Mann viii preach at this
tplace next Sunday morning at Ill
O'Clock and at Friendship Ia the af-
tefnoos at $3.50. u "A IS /,
Everybody IS invited 70 attend the
singing 81 Siahtowtn Senday after
| ifiooa. s K
The many friends of Affs. 3. Il.
Rieilsy. wlic IS very sick at present,
Hiah hGF q Dpeedy re1ererys
A51sl .fss. GgiIiitb, no SuB desWnnt
an operation at the Andefson h0spi-
tai some Weelrs ago. has been bs0ught
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back home and is much improved.

back home and is much improved.
The many friends OF Mrs. Ida Pick
ems are glad to know that she Is fast
FetoseFinB from iiior ~ ~Tepd5it iiiiinie5h. &; (
+ Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Plckens attend
ed the Piedmont fair at Greenwood
last week and report q nice time. but
say 1t .sas not as good as the. Beiton
fair.
The good work being done by the
officers of Anderson in driving out
blind dgerso should receive the
commendation OF every man and wo-
man in the county. Wc have always
claimed that the dispensary sy;;tem
was better than the "blind tiger sys-
tenn but IL the sale OF intoyicants can
be, stopped or reduced to minimum
It will be much better than either
"blind tiger" or dispensary. We have
heard men say that they could buy
whiskey easier from e blind tiger
than they could from a dispensafy,
but we hope to see the time when
not q drop can be had In Anderson
Tor love or money. 8
The Melton school is getting along
nicely and patrons aid pupils arc
well pleased with their new teachers,
Prof. Merieeth and Miss Vann.
DR.. and Mrs. Webb sof Wagener, s.
G, were visiting relatives here thls
week. s
Deputies Sanders and brennan
were In this section last Sunday
hunting for a negro that was report
Cd crazy We. nave not learned
whether ho was captured or not.
People In this and the McEImoyie
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Popular Club Women.

Mrs. Carrie Patrick of this city is
State historian for the Daughters of
the Confederaey and will have charge
OF the historical evening at the State
convention Which meets in Yorkyillc
the latter part OF the month. Mrs.
Flora 0vertnan of this city will be on
the program for that evening. Both
OF these ladies Will wear charming
costumes made from cloth from one
of the cotton mills In Anderson.
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seetion are going to nake an aff6rt To
get the county supervisor 80 build q
high water passage acrosa Three sand
Wvity creek = ui1 ~ =,
Bridges or near George Martins This
passage is badly needed aa there are
many times during year that fe 81
almost impossible to cross this kFeart.
In this section on account OF high
water. The greatest benefit to this
section would be from the fact fbxt
DR.. j. q, Aligood has q iargs ss,.rac-
tice in this section and at times peo-
pie taro greatly inconyenienced on
account OF him being. unable toserDss
this stream. Everybody ssiorss tho
read will be built, n = :. ~
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Mrs. Fretweil on w. franklin street.
This pretty home was made more at
tractiva with many beautiful roses
and chrysanthemums, which are so
abundant just now. The afternoon
was spent sewing and talking and
was delightfully."- informal and pleas
ant. After the sewing was put asiie
an elegant two course menu was
served. Among those invited were !:
Mesdames j. H. Godfrey, Leon Rice,
w. H. Nardin. T. +. Watkins, Anna
Weston, Frank Farmer, L. o. Dean. ].
l.. Gray. ]. L. .Sherard. s. d. Brown
lee. Clyde Ross, Rhett Parker, ]. p.
Kinard, Dave Gray, Ed Marshall, e.
W. Taylor. T. +. Hill, ID. l. Mclean,
Misses Alberta Brock. Lydia Orr,
Grace Spencer, Felicia Murray, Flcr-
ence Nugent OF Atlanta, Ruth Fret
well. Florence Mattcx, Helen Smith,
Award, Louise Humphreys.
Mrs. Fretwell and Mrs. Holman will
entertain q few friends again Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Hoi-
man.
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Mrs. e. w. Brown was called to her
former home in orangeburg Friday
by, the serious illness of her father,
Mr.. g, b. Salley. News from the bed
side yesterday was so unfayorable
that Mr.. e. ". Brown left last night
for Orangeburg to be with Mrs.
Brown.
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In HONOR of sFiss C,ooner.

Mrs. G. w. Onld entertained the
Priscilla club yesterday afternoon In
honor OF her attractive house guest,
Miss Ethel Cooper. OF Avalon, Ga.
Vases OF American beauty roses about
the parlor made o charming effect,
and the afternoon was spent busily
sewing and chatting in pleasantly
Informal way. Later Mrs. Ould serv-
ed tempting salad course.
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men of Anderson in this work.

men of Anderson in this work.
The music for the afternoon was a
piano solo by Mrs. Steele and two
vocal selections. one By lMIrTs. John
Frank and the ether by Miss Rhoda
Vandiver. The 1ostesses served a
dainty sweet course at the conclusion
OF the program.
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ical selections by Mrs. C. p. Earle
were very much enjoyed. Among
those present were: Mesdames Keith
Provost, T. l. Cely, Louis Horton, j.
L. Mclean, C.. B. Earle. ]. H. Craig,
G. B. Green, Wade Sanders, ]. q. SAN
ders. Harleston Barton. Harry Gels
berg, ]. J. Baldwin, J. l.. Brownlee.
Frank Todd, Morrison. Frank Reed,
Frank Hall, Misses nellie Barton, Ger
trude Sanders, Ella May Cummings.
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Mrs. s. C. Rankin of Fayetteville.
S. c., is visiting Mrs. Manly Watson
at her home tust south of the city.
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Another queer thing liz that asll
side nxes the loss Of the SlhsF in ~
ties, but neycr its own.
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Mrs. Thomas Atkins left last week
for her home in Richmond. Va, after
q visit to her neice. Mrs. Manly Wat
son.
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Mrs. Alice Sykes left yesterday af-
ternoon for n visit to Richmond.
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Do your duty by Yourself ana the
other fellow viii feceive his lust
treatment from your hands. &
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MeCrary.Fant IIEeddlnR

a pretty hnnna >rnz1s,fsa -, - 80.
of Miss Annie McCraryJ ana Mr.. lSrn,
est FAINT on Thursday efternoon at 6
O'clock Rt the home &C: the brides par.
ents. Mr.. aud MrS. Samuel hfaCTsFv.
near Sandy Sp-ings. The bride was
attended by der sister, Miss Ida Nc
crary, as Inafd OF honor and little
Miss Anaie McCrary OF Chicago, as
ring bearer. Tho bride wore a lovely
dress of white charmeuse with lace
and .nearls and carried a beautiful
hf'n.t.et Of carnations end i:i;ss os
the valley. Mr.. Faut entered with bis
best man. Mr.. Leslie Simpson. OF
Anderson. Mrs, Ben. Aull or pcndle-
ton played the wedding march.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. IT. b. Fapt Others assisting
were Mrs. Darwin Reed and Mrs. Will
Aull OF Seneca.
Mrs. FAINT is = most attractive ys.unr
woman and has n host OF frieatis who
were deeply Interested In this import
ant event Mr.. Fant is the son os Erv.
and Mrs. III. B. FAINT and for many
years made Anderson his home. Ho
is q splendid young man and hts many
friends are most sincere IN their
sood wishes and congratulations.
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seThe bear ssias walks Hike j, man
seems 70 be holding his own ana TIE.
some. u
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Miss Mary Bowie of Starr is spend.
ing the weekend with Miss Laure
Watt.
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Miss Mabel Smith f. spending the
weekend In Greenville.
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Mrs. r. S. Ligon leaves Monday for
a trip to Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McCuily are ct
home from their wedding trip and for
the present are with Mrs. McCulIy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Giles.
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lIrs. Sandcrs Entelfnllls.

Mrs. Lewis Sanders enter,aiaed a
few friends on WednesdaY afternoon
at charming little sewing pstty, Al
though Mrs. Sanders has ,,nly, been
an Anderson hostess a short tiiie.
size has already estahilshcG quite a
reputation for her delightful AFFAIRS,
and her party ON Wednesday was no
exception. Her pretty rooms were
Drignt WIN Terms and chrysan.iil
NUNS and 1t was very merry and
congenial party that gathered there.
AS the Christmas season iE such a
short tinis on the afternoon was very
pleasantly and profitabiy spent on
dainty hand work, after which the At
tractive hostess, assisted by Mrs. Har-
lesion Barton, Mrs. Wade Sanders and
Miss Gertrude Sanders. served an eIe-
CANT salad course with coffee. A solo
by Mrs. Jim Craig and seyera! .,;s.
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Dixie CIlapter.

The handsome home of Mrs. D. A.
kedbetter on Boulevarde was the
meeting place on Thursday afternoon
for the Dixie chapter and not only a
large number of members were pres
ent, but the meeting was an unusually
enthusiastic one. Beautiful roses and
chrysanthemums added much to the
attractivenes5 of the rooms. The
principal business for the afternoon
was the election OF delegates to Sa-
vannah to the General convention.
They were: Mrs. Carrie Patrick and
Mrs. Carrie McCully. Mrs. J. r. An
derson and Mrs. A. r. Johnstone were
selected to represent the chapter at
State convention In Yorkville. This
chapter gives a scholarship to a de-
serving young lady in Anderson col
lege each year. On program for the
afternoon was very fine paper on
"Glealings," by Mrs. A. p. Johnstone.
A vocal duet by Mrs. r. s. .Lsgon and
Mrs. Thomas Allen. Mrs. j. Nj. Paget
gave q few sketches In negro dialect
that were very humorous and enter
taining, The charming hostess serv-
ed an elegant salad course, assisted
by Misses Alberta Brock, Katherine
Stelling. and Louise Ligon. Four
new members were enrolled by the
chapter.
II - Il - = -s@ttn e
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Taek Gary WeadaaF.

On Thurhjay afternoon ut q o,clocl.
q very pretty home Wedding was sol
EIsniEed at the home of Mr.. a. w.
Pettigrew .at Barns. s.. G.. when AafBa
Rosa Tnclkef and Mr.. 4. s. McCary
were met IN the parior By the Ras.
Herman w. Stone, the brfie's pastor
who IA . few Reif chosen .sorfis, de-
clarad them husband and wife. Mrs,
AScCary Il. 4 woman OF grace and sim.
PIE charm OF n1Annefs belore6 aticnb
d wide oircle OF friessds. Aft. Mccafy
Is q man held III h0ilbr afid esteerd
By all who k1isw iiilas Mr. ansi M q
sNcGnFy ate a. bono TO siseif tsiiiie;
friends 81 earns. s q.
2 AsrF. u HI Sesl Is Here the SsiAet oI
her daughters. Mrs. 1ap Bell and :frs.
Nfa. Eyie Lswis ii sbeh dine tho
weekend with ftiesds ID WAlhaiIn,
MISS Slsrs HohE i is sselidihk ssyl
sFhi deyH With fFiehds at Clsmsph.
sllss May Fkissell spent yesierdes
In Williafnstop.
a lEdshlshg EeMing lsssty.
The iltst Of q series oit parties Ia
- Eistn BY h5fB. II <nylis5hh Etrtfttli
ard Mrs Apstsslt Hoiin3m Was given
yesterday afternoon ct tho home u
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Dance ~ .RIks Hiop,e.

The innntiflal. !. -.
club on North McDufiie, street. was
the scene OF q delightful dance on
Wednesday evening. A very coiigens
ial crssga.s sssss.s T,ssfsss:t slz. ls.e cccss
sion was marked by: its delightful in
fcrmaiity. The roomsi were gay with
beautiful sprays of autumn leaves
that made q most effective scene. De-
lightful nectar was served all during
the evening and late tempting sand
wiches and tea were served. The
Hiks hSiae Is already very popular
and attractive spot to. the sociai set.
and these occasions are looked for
ward to with great pleasure.
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IS 'sThe g, .5n cf ,Ta-eo Easts,,,s !. s.
headline. Triplets2 81 1
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Mrs. Harve Pruitt of Starr wa.
here yesterday.
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Party For Little Folks,

Little Miss Sara Tribble delightful
ly entertained a number of her young
friends at party on, Tuesday after
noon at her home N Greenviile
street. It was a beautiful fall after
noon, an ideal one for little folks to
play. and many games dear TO the lit
tie people were thoroughly enjoyed on
the lawn. A contes. OF making words
out OF the letters In "Ten years DID,
formed an interesting pastime. and
lots OF amusement.
Misses Cox and Tribble invited the
little guests INTO the dining; room
which was. bright with autumn leaves
and here delicious cream and cake
was served, also mints. Autumn
leaves as souvenirs were pinned on
by! little Miss Elizabeth Cox and the
, llttlc guests denar;sd wishing their
young hostess many. happy returns OF
tho day. She was. the recipient Of
many pretty; and useful presents. S.
Mrs. "A. D.. Spence returned yester.
day from q months visit to friends
at Fort Valley, Ga. -.
Miss Kate EAaae.l g spending the
weekend IA Greenytlle, 5s
mr.. q 1t fs.ser Is spsadias d ssv
days In Newhesry. :sss .i
1 e T. y ~
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-sA A. % q
N|edTe1'1a
Cor sets
Lead

Wise women viii not at
tempt TO wear this seasons
styles oyer alast seasons cor.
Set. The REDFERN offers
points Of superiority that are
undeniabie. Come in and be
fitted this week.
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Faculty RecItal.


Faculty Recital.
The faculty recital given each year
by tho conservatory Of music will
take place Tuesday evening, November
10. at $3.50 o'clock. 1t is somewhat
later than usual, because of conflicts
with the revival meetings held for
some weeks in the churches of the
city. The people Of The city. have new
er had the privilege OF hearing Mr..
and Mrs. Goode or Miss Smith, this
being their first year in the school. All
who love good music will enjoy this
evening. There will be vocal, violin
and piano numbers on the program.
People know Miss Stranthan we'll,
for she has been here since the OPEN
ing of tho college and has sung re-
peatedly at many ct the churches Of
the city and county. at recitals and at
many social gatherings.
The people OF the town and county
are most cordially invited to be pres-
ent.
Cars will wait as usual after err
cital.
Robert Z. Lee Chapter.
The, regular November meeting of
the Robert e. Lee chapter, U. D. c.,
was held on Friday afternoon with
Mrs. ID. s. Vandiver; Mrs. Walter
Brock and Miss Margaret Evans as
hostesses. The meeting was held at
the home OF Mr.. George Evans on
West Whitner street. The parlors
were bright with many beautiful fall
roses and this. with an ideal after
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Invitations Issued.

Invitations Issued.
Mr.. 'Wardiaw Wharton and Sisters
request the honor OF your presence
: at the marriage of their sister /.
Annie
rs - to
Mr. Charles Manning Gray
on Thursday the nineteenth of Noyefn-
ber. nineteen hundred and four
teen
.s at high noon
s AT home IVA, South Carohna.
9 Mrs. Sam Ballard az Ottunuva
OHIO. and Mrs. Isaac Funk oe Vol
iing.ea, Ohio, who have been the
saests OF mrs. Ralph fnnfer for the
past ten days. left yesterday for their
iheuses.
Misses Clinlkecales, Langley atlI
Dickson. recent graduates of the An.
ilefson County hospital ard Miss Nor.
man q graduate OF the RoDer iiospi-
taiss Who has recently located In An.
dersofi, Will 90 to Columbia tomor-
row to stand the examinations before
the State board for trained nurses.
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The Runnymede club will meet
Monday morning at 1890 instead of
Tuesday morning.
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The Civic association will meet
Tuesday afternoon at with Mrs.
d. C. Brown on North Main street.
DIR. Ashmore will. be present and give
the ladies talk on the needs OF an
incinerator. 1t will be an important
meeting and the members are urged
to attend.
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The County Teachers association
will meet next Saturday at IL o'clock
at tho Central school building on Mar
ket street: Prof Faithful CT sAnder-
SON college. will give a short talk and
this Of itself will be great treat as
Prof Faithful is a most interesting
and attractive speaker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harleston Jarton and
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Sanders will go
to Elberton this morning TO spend the
day with Mrs. Barton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harper. They will make ths
trip in DIR. Sanders touring car.
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Mrs jamie Eamsay Dean has issued
invitations to the marriage ,f her
daughter, Pal, to Mr.. John Marion
Glenn on Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
ber "a. at $3.50 at her home, 317 6.
River street. a'%77.= 54gszssASz
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Mrs. j. Il. vandiver, Miss Rhoda
Vandiver, Mrs. Flora Overman, Mrs
Carrie Patrick. Mrs. Raymond Beatty
and Miss Nab Bonham leave tomor-
row fer Savannah to attend the Cen
U. ID. G. convention which convencs
there Wednesday morning. Mrs. Van
diver also goes to return the beauti-
full loving cup she won last year. by
her paper. Women of tho t;onfeder-
acy." = ..s
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THE MORNING INTELLIcENcER

Realizing the of the
geographical purpose service
the upbuIdng this iecon every
ang that tends to upt soidy splendid
opie who make the
anderson Inegence have yielded persua
ion Of numerous friends paper daily
representative the progressive thought the independent
most ambitious city OF the
We feel that nothing but is policy
viii be follow the golden
ne time to stand for the things
efne, strengthen and exalt citizenship.
1t shall not be our unduly bets
not will praise
lndeserng The who make this they
ove great its history and they flied with
wonderful possibilities country The
oy Of this paper will be Onward and Forward
hat in view beg the consideration support people
qualifications point with
iaton of our friends, of all political
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EVERYBODY HRPY"
IS A GOOD SLOGAN
MIR. Fred H. DonninicIk SENDS His
Coed Wishes to The Morning
Inselligencer
Editor The IntelliSencer

Editor The Intelligencer:
To the uanS good people who will
receive as; a pleasant New Years sur
prise, daily visit from the old friend,
The Intelligencer, wish all happiness
and prosperity during the coming
year
Ours is a country singularly blessed
by nature. We have just passed
through year OF abundance and proa-
|perity, and are now on the threshold
OF the greatest of the many great years
that have played their parts in the ma
terial development, happiness and
prosperity of our people and country.
The South with the products OF its
sunny fields can clothe and feed the
nations of the earth; 1t is leader in
the progress and development of this
great country; It is once more coming
into its own.
Anderson county and the Piedmont
are doing and will do their share In
this great work which means SO much
for our people.
Let as not only take advantage Of
tunities to be taken advantage of and
all pull and work. together for the up-
building and Development OF our re-
spectiye communities and our beloved
State.
Let our Anderson friends continue
o sing Anderson Is My Town" but
at the same time let us ali join in the
glad acclaim, South Carolina Is My
State" and then It will be useless to
ask, as Everybody Happy?"
| Success, happiness and prosperity
TO Fne fntelligeHcer and ali its read
Ieras Sincerely,
FRED II. DGMINICK,,
Colrribfa. Jan II 1919