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lhIrann IiYesfnrk.

Chicago. Jan. f0.--Cattle--Recei
ZOO market steady Beeves s6.75ef
g 80: Texas steers. $500 II 5 100. vest
lern steers, 5000 1856 stockefs and
feeders. 5000 7,45; COWS and heif-
,ers. S350as.40: calves $500 ll.50.
Hogs Receipts 1900; market
steady to sc higher. Bulk. $500 s.55,
lights. $1,000 S.32is mixed. 5000
$40: heavy. SB.05dS.45; rough, ss.0s
esI5. pigs, $3.50 1890.
Sheep Receipts $500; market
strong. Native. 1900 $40; western.
IS4.a0@6.20: yearlings. se.o0M 7i5.
lambs. native. So 81 n s g. Western.
ISs.o00S.s5,
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WANTED-Boarders.

~~~1~-~---~-~-~-~-ce~ ~~~-~~e-o-e~@-e~e-s~e~eS
bnarders, first-class,
nlao room for rent SIS S. Arno.
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STEEL CORPORATION REPORT.

New York. Jan. 1O.-The untitled
tonnage of the United States Steel
corporation on December 81, totailed
4,2S2,l los tons. q decrease Of i14.23e
tons over November. This Is the
twelfth consecutive decrease Of the
year.
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FOR SALE-LiVe Stock, Poultry

~~-~~-N~~~~~-~~~-~-~-~~~- -~>~-~-~-~~~~s~-~~~~~e
FOR SALE-G-y ear-old cow, milking
/ - gallons, $50 Phone l7I1,
FOR SALl--Good lively pony broke
to saddle ana harness, perfect con-
dltiun. b12 w Tijeras.
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BOSTON CLOSING MINING,
MONEY IN WHEAT

1000 Buys Puts or Calls on 5000
bushels OF wheat. No Further Risk. A
movement of Sc from price gives you
ehance TO take $4,000, &c $500. 90,
&c $4,000, etc. Write for particulars.
THE CENTRAL STOCK & CRAM 90.
fsrt nidgs Cleveland. u.
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Miscellaneous.

S~~~-~~~~~-~-~-1-~-~e~~~~~
CARPET CLEANING, furniture and
stove repairing. w. A. Con. Phone
SOS.
WANTED-Small family Washing no
sick need apply Phone 133SW
WANTED--We buy old gold and sill
Yer jewelry. Bennelt's, l15 s. End.
BUY and sell secondhand clothes
and furniture 400 S. First st. Phone
eG2.
WANTED-14x i6 tent, FURNISHED
complete for cooking and sleeping.
State price. J. +. Hedrlck, Gen
Del CITY
WANTED-~To communicate direct
with owner having 3 or 6 room mod
ern residence for sale. 2rd or fth ward
Give location. price and terms first
letter. Address =. o. Box 6S5. city
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WANTED-To Trade.

~~-~-~.~~0~-~~~~~~~-o>-e~ e-~~~~~~~~~~~<-~--1~@
FOR ltAljE-78-aere, improved AT
Kansas farm. near good town. VIII
trade for New Mexico livestock. For
particulars call at cas- s. Broadway
City or write WIN. Fisher, De Queen,
Arb
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

s~o~~-N~~-~---~-~-~-~4~
Statesmen $1,000 4 day Introduce
ing the greatest cigar trade stimn-
lator. Dealers eager 10 install. Every
demonstration sale. Act quick. Ca
wood Novelty Co, Danwlle. ll.
WANTED Salesman ,xperienced in
any line to sell general trade. TN
excelod speciality proposition Com
mission contract. $4,000 weekly for ex-
pcnses Continental lcwelry co. 277-2
Continental imldlnr, Cleveland ohio.
WANTED = saleaman for general
mercantile trade In New Mexico
70 sell new proposition Of morit At.
tractive commission contract for 1914.
$500 weekly for expenses. Miles II,
Bixler Co. Wholesale jewelers., 1915
. carlin Bldg Cleveland. o.
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

? y = ? = y
for houseWork. In
quire l022 S. Walter
WANTED-lntelligent young woman
TO canvass for high class goods. Adj
dress 10O-A. care Journal.
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NEM YoRN MErAI MARKETs.

New York, Jan. f0.-The metal
markets were duh and nominal
Lake copper, $1,000 1850; electro
lytic. $14.50Mlf.75; casting, $lf,3l ~.
Iron. unchanged.
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shares.
Bonds We're firm. Total sales, par
value S2.5Se,000.
:, United states rs advanced 4 the
registered q and the Panama 2's
i on call on the week. United States
8 declined !. and the as coupon. x
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Many landlords and tenants erst
met through the want columns ~
Tho Journal.
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TYPEWRlTERS.

ALg KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter EN-
change. Phone t4t 32i w Gold.
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The Journal Classified Columns
q4&E#D YOU HAVE A WANT THROUGH THE JOURNAL
STORAGE.

WANTED Pianos, household goods.
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates Advances made. Phone $40. The
Security Warehouse q Improvement
CO. offices. Hahn Coal Coz 1917 l..
Central Ave
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E0R Miscellaneous.

-----I-o--r-a-.r-F-0-Fe =
FOR RENT Store room opposite the
Crystal theater NJ T. stamm.
FOR RENT-Desk room with phone
privileges. Rooms 1919, Stern bldg.
j. n. Newell
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WANTED--Rooms.

c-~-~~~-~~-~~~-o-e~~S~~c~
WANTED-B gentleman. we'll fur
nished room In private family In
the Highlands. 2. @. Box 322. city
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FOR RENT-Apartments
FOR RENT-ROOms with BOarr

~0S~-1SN~~os~-~-~-~-~~D~S '-e>r>-~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~
/ FOR KENI-B Board and room Rates
si00 per day. home cooking. eli S.
Broadway
FOR RENT ~~ Modern room with
bourd, convenient 10 shops. 507 S.
Second -.
FOR RENT-Room ana bonrd for
gentleman, in private family 5l2
South broadway.
FOR RENT--ROOMs WITH BOARD,
RESIDENCE BUILDING OR TENT
COTTAGES WITH PORCHES, CAR
RAGE FOR GUESTS. MILK,
CREAM, BUTTER FROM OUR OWN
JERSEYS. LOCKHART RANCH
PHONE 1913 MRS W RI. REED
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FOR RENT-DweIIinus.

--~~@=F-~~~-=-~=-ses--fs-- ~-T~esT-T-s
FOR RENT--3-roum cottage. close
in. 307 81 broadway
FOR RENT-9-room adobe house
l03 w, Fruit. INQUIRE Geo. Is. Neher
For RENT-3-room furnished cot
tage, sleeping porch. 1905 S. Edith.
Phone GAS
FOR Modern. 4, 5. 9 ana s.
room houses, close IN. w.. II. Me-
Million, 215 W Gold
FOR RENT 3-roomod new toni
house on East Central Ave. also
furnished rooms in nice bungalow.
Phona 1a02W
FOR RENT
GOT n. 4th, Is rms, modern .....S30
324 S. Walter, 4 rms mod. ......S20
w r. Mctcnlf,
S2l Cold Ave.
For RENT-g-room brick house,
modern, partly furnished 2I0 S.
Walter Inquire at PA $. Walter or
Geo p. Learnard, al Leanard-I-inde-
mann Co
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FOR SALE-HouSeS.

tage. &t,55O. houses, $1,000, and
others cheap. w. IL. McMilllon, 2l5
w Gold
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FOR SALE--Real Estate.


FOR SALE lG0-acre REIMBURSEMENT,
miles from town. Address 100,
JDurunt
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FOR RENT-RanChes.

~-------~~=-=-~-~,-s-a-7-
FOR RENT-Twenty-a farm. one
mile from town; suitable fer dairy
or garden. Box 15i. Albuquerque.
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FOR sAi4E-~About acres improved
land adjoining Lockhart Ranch, at
bargain. Henry Lockhart phone
1882
FOR SALE-llungaloW by, owner. &
rooms, strictly modern hot air
heat. newly built, located In Luna
Park Apply ~ r. Lesuer phone lib.
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HOTELS.
~~-~-0----~-~-~~~~S~@-~-~
If YOr want good room, 20 70 tue
bellevue Hotel. 8t3 S. First oppo-
site depot Everything modern.
cTnD al tie Metropolitan hotel
DlOA whom 70 Albuquerque. now
~ furnished throughout. New man
agement.
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COUNC|LMEN PLAN A
TRIP TO COLUMBUS, 0.
TO INSPECT FIRE FIGHTING
MACHINES
TO LEAVE TUESDAY
If Trip Is Made Visit VIII Also Be
Paid to Ashville, N. c., and
TO Spartanburg.

Some weeks ago an agitation was
started In Anderson for the city Ia
purchase combined truck and pump
automobile for use in the local fire
department. 1t seems that the agita-
tion has now about come to q mead
and 1t is probable that an order will
be placed for such q piece OF fire
fighting apparatus within the next
week or at the outside, within the
next fortnight
Early Thursday morning represen-
tatives of the American-LaFrance
Automobile company and representa-
tives OF the Seagrave company, both
mobiles. arrived in the city, In order
TO be present at council meeting
Thursday night, and representatives
Of other automobile companies sent
in their bids and estimates. II was
expected that council might take some
action OH the question at this meet
ing but when competition grew so
keen among the bidders, the contract
was held up and It Is now ques-
tion Of which one. Of these companies
will get the order. This lies between
the Americana LaFrance the Seagrave
and the Robertson. One Of these
three machines Will be purchased but
which one Is matter, still in doubt.
Since council has not yet been able
TO reach any. decision in the matter
II has been determined that they will
have an opportunity to see these
trucks in operation and then deter
mine on the one most suitable for An
derson. Members OF council have
been invited to go to Spartanburg and
,Asheville. where they will see the
American-LaFrance and the Eobert-
son In operation and Il, is believed
that certain other members OF coun-
ell, possibly Aldermen Spearman,
King and Dobbins, will 60 on to Co
iumbus. Ohio. to see the plant OF the
Seagrave people, to see machine of
this make In course or construction
and Ia see tho completed machine
lighting FIRE. Il Is understood that
the entire expense OF these trips will
be borne by the automobile compan-
les and that the city OF Anderson will
not be asked TO pay any OF these ex-
;penses. no matter what machine is
purchased.
II is fairly certain that the council-
men will visit Spartanburg and Ashe-
vile and 1t is believed that they will
also send the delegation on to Co
iumbus.
The new machine will be one Of the
best additions that the fire depart
ment could have, according to mena-
sbers OF the fire department. .It would
enable the department. to handle many
ftres. with which they are now unable
to cope and would save the city
thousands, Of dollars annually. The
initial cost of,one OF these combined
fire fighting machines Is between S.
900 and $10,o0g. S.
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Association
OF Saluis District VIII Meet
With Triangle Church, Nov
ember 1929.

The third union district, Saluia As
sociation. will convene with Triangle
Baptist church, November 1929. The
following program has been outlined
for the occasion:
Saturday, 1890 & m.-Devotional
services conducted by. the pastor.
IL q m.-Sermon-Rev. M. NJ. Nc
Queen. or c. A. Waters
1.30 p. m.-The formation of pas
torates in the country. Are they de-
sirable, II SO, on what principle shall
the churches be brought together.
Brongan, r H. Breazeale, s. NJ.
Callahan Allen MahafSey. Each
speaker has discussion.
2:15 p. m.--What lessons has the
European war and the result on busi-
ness depression IN this country for
use. A Waters, w. w Leashers, L
M. Smith. 49,
3 p. m.-The Kingdom OF Cod, its
effect were It present What may we
do to 5ring 1t about ut?--Alexander R
II. Burriss. ).
~ Sunday Morning.
10 q. m.-Suhday school mass meet
ing. rsa7 80 Il s,4-ss
II a. m Sermon by DR. Alexander
or r. H. 3urriss. :>:..ssa >, sy.5 ,S3ss+
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WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Free FFenl Fer Troubles,
tds inas Better Way.

u Z M = III ~
Columbia, Tena. q lime. .
says Mrss Jessie Sharp, Of sliis DIace.
& wished 4 would die and BE relieved
OF esiffelng, from %ciisahIy troubles.
Gould not get up, without pulling al
something TO help me. and stayed IN bed
nest OF the time. ccnld NOT do i;ly
tpuSework.
: The leass amount 81 wosk firetI ma
pus. Ny head would swim, and / would
tfepble Tor an hour or more. Finally. i
y}pok GaIdni, thu w0ni1Nss tonic. and 4
an oct bothered wisa tfairsS any more
and dan.t have 10 g9 10 bed. s 81 FACT,
ae'ia sound and well 81 al my tfoubses. II
Estdui goes to AN ihe weAk spols ana
helps 20 make Them strong. lfSess yeili1
slalilre l0t agaihst her. It s for no
tired, ksff aus lgTifakle W0liesi, VINO feei
as y eyesgt gthing wera mrolsg. and reed
soflc lssllE to qtic. their nerves fltili
stEsfgslleti alie ysogn- -osst $ S3steri. s. s,
II yoa are q woman, suilefiae ironi any
0ssthe ntssgerolss Symptoms rs w0aianIg
seQHkle, take Casdni. Il win help ycli.
~ ~ disigglsis. 6. ) q s.
/ ygsiaz q; Chattanooga uedIeine Co. La6legs
xntf<oly Dqtt, 9he,isnocS4, T6Etkf iogy Hfael1f
tor Women 10 plain wlsppef. Nc. i2a
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,l'r.;ilbvs


The average reader of The Intelli-
gencer win have some little diHiculty
In Hpictnring In his or her mind Just
how many shoes can be bought for
the Hum OF 81, BOO 900. That Is the
order recently received by the Endi-
sott- Johnson Shoe company. within
the last Few weeks, according to j.
nv. Locke, who spent yesterday In tho
city. AFr. Lncke is salesman for this
company and calls on the .shoe firm
OF Geisberg Shoe company. While
here slie told OF HE frIn having re.
cetved this enormous order frona the
Alice for shoosstc at out their army
and said that lhisp plant was being TAX.
ea 10 take care ne the order BE gays
that his company has already thip-
ped IS car loads OF ahoes to thn Az
lies and that tie riARnfacturiag plan,
s. Tennihg overtime sfc take care 0f
the additional shipments.
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TWO MONEY CROPS TO
Be POSSIBLE SOON
IF GRAIN ELEVATOR is BUILT
HERE
S Fl A P ING PLANS
Opinion is That Original Plans Do
Not Call for Building Sufficient
to Meet Needs.

Following a conference yesterday
morning between ]. S. Fowler, repre-
senting the farmers and business men
OF Anderson county, and J.. Cooper
Stratton, representing the Burfell En-
gineering and Construction company
OF Chicago. 1t appears that Anderson
county is certainly to have a grain
elevator and that at no distant date.
1t has been decided to call a meeting
of the committee appointed for this
purpose and to push the proposition
through at the earliest possible mo-
ment. Meantime, the detailed infor-
nation as to tie number OF acres
planted and to be planted In grain in
Anderson c6unty this year will be
gotten together and the maximum
number of bushels OF grain to be mar
keted here will be estimated.
S. M. Brock, who is deeply interest
ed in the idea and who has Travelled
through the West to inspect the grain
elevators, is inclined to believe that
the capacity OF the plant proposed
for Anderson county, will have to be
increased from 25,009 bushels to 4O,-
0e0 bushels as present indications are
that the crop of small grain raised in
lic CouHty Will DC between l,UUU,UUU
and 100000 bushels In oats and 9TH
er winter grains. He thinks that the
elevator should also be equipped with
apparatus for handling corn, for
shelling and sacking about $4,000 to
50n 900.
Discussing the matter further, Mr..
Brock says that the new plan will
furnish Anderson county with two
money crops. oats wheat s.in May,
when the farmers will bring in their
grain, turn 1t over to the elevator and
receive ready cash for the same and
another when the corn comes in, a
few weeks before the cotton crop is
gathered.
A healthy interest Is being mani
Tested all over the county in the idea
and that the: elevator will be built
here Is now an assured fact. 4
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KEEP LIVER AND
BOWELS REGULAR
WITH CAsCARETs
No more Headache, Bad Colds
sour stomach and
constipation.
Get n 1O-cent bov now

Get q lucent box now.
No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches. how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation, indi-
gestion, biliousness and sluggish
bowels-you always get the desired
results with Cascarets.
/ Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make you miserable. Take Cas-
carets tonight; put an end to the head
ache, biliousness. dizziness, nervous
ness, sick, sour. gassy' stomach, back
ache, and all other distress; cleanse
your inside organs of all the bile,
gases and constipated matter which
is producing the misery
A 10-cent box means health, happi-
ness and clear head foE months. No
more days of gloom and distress If
you will take Cascaret now and then.
All druggists sell Cascarets. Don't
forget the children-their little insides
need a gentle cleansing, too
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'tsfFSOLAE

llIssb say iit 81 tAe { ideal, perfect
Ise siflhir hir, M J. Perkins
4 Bay. Wis; says s'I have used
splJI r on sals etess,s but were aii dis
bic and Unsatisfactory. In Cit
have found the ideal laxative
e Fror elrk headache. sour sto-
1lAeh, lazy liver songested boweia
the perfect laxative and gives a
tbukh flt1sh, SenAitixs. delicate
people. illsAIiis niid c1ijdfen md II
SejlsE to take and pleasant IN action.
Eeetits thcFsushig ssatssfac actory.
IsvHia PiArnihc ~ g IL 81 IS b u
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Rss. John 6. Cafnon. state suner4
iptebdent of South Carolina srnday
Schcols, who comes 90 the city Is
talse q iee6lng part In the ANDERSON
County sundAy school conventlo wsll
preeeh Ak fh4 Central EresaytetiAn
CHURCH sphday morning. 81
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sC)R RENT

b house. on. West
ikiin street, Ssreoms. bath rnom
lii kitchen Electric lights and
Rafs3 Reasbnable.s See w.
eich. Evans Pharmacy 5, or
ealf. chEs w Webba-lI-14-Stp
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Caihol,e CNureb.

St Joseph's Catholic, church, twen-
tty-fourth Sunday after pentacost Sun.
day school at 10 a,tuss mass and SER
mon at II m.r Benedictitn at A D.
NJ. Reverand Father Edward A. Duff
will ofiiciate az all services.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-14

ii HE q limited number OF Coles
.alik HOT Blast Heaters for hard
y y that we will ctose out as cost.
d number OF Coie'a Hot Blast
saters at greatly reduced prices.
me come. first served. Tate
tsrdware Co.--11-S-6t.
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NOTICE We are now prepared to do
your grinding OF all kinds Of feed
i stu Fcotton stalks, corn stalks,
s shiscks. straw, grain, etc. Price zoe
per cwt. Strictly cash. Anderson
Mattress and Spring Bed Co
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Twenty-Five words less Time
Six Times
All advertisement
word. Rates 1000 in appl
donss
No advertisement taken for less than
directory you telephone
bill inssrtoD for
. prompt payment
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WANa,RD Bright, energetic boy for
carrier. Good salary and commits
zion. Apply to The Intelligencer. Of
e nee. nee. II
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yFANTElbY0 TO .read orr two
week Bargain sale on page FIVE
cegthlB issue. Southern Public Ut,I-
IA ttiee so. DIFF
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DEa IL Mutt told ssa ne were
afyistg oyaters, stsWed or fried:
3 sole 25es Hail i6c.+ Midway Cafe
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BEE w. A. Todd, the Monument Man,
for anything In the monumental
line COMMISSIONERS OF all kinds. w.
q A. Tod ;, ,a909 South Main street,
Anderson, 8. C.---l1-5-1mo.
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LOST

1i9eT, SPRAYED Or sTOLEN--one
~ nggah hlAse-feceti horse. Notify G..
Vhltolis aor Phone 75. il
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FOR SALE-One thousand bushels OF
extra bottom sand corn. Write to
d q. Werner, Richland, s. C
!. 11-13-3t.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Onion sets. Prepare
now for sowing English Peas and
planting Irish Potatoes In lots,
November or early December.
Furmen Smith, Scotsman.
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FOR SALE-Highest strains Barred
Plymouth Rocks. so Puliets, $100,
10 E1Cocllerls, SL25 TO $500 each.
Bronze Turkeys at reasonable
prices. J. @. Stribbling, Pendletotn,
5 8. C.-11-13-6tp. e ,.-
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WANTS

WANTED- The public % know that
We have Just received large ship
mont OF box files, and can supply
your wants In this line. Anderson
Inteiiigencer, Job Department. Il
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-14

FOX 5ALg--One Ford Roadster. good
as new, or will trade for young
horse or mule Saddler's Garage.
1{-14-2t.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-10
Girls are Much More
Economical Than Boys
By Emma Van Vechten !Shafes

mat many boys as well saving
the other Girls trained from infancy average family
help save help for what the family may later
than girls and many be spoiled school
days few boys stand be behind the other
possessions and usually their desires grafe1 cost perhaps
to the claims of the less asve children
DESIRE but seem to taught earlier that theirs life giving
A boys idea is to have!
What mistake such families discrimination between
girls and boys As the boy father the man. responsibilities caring
for others bound fall him later The happiness many
going to depend him. Is such discipline discipline pre-
pairing him for the greater task husband father of my
In college days the girl considers carefully all the
and goes without coveted because cit asking much
OF father find that boys very seldom do this although when the
comes for such effort boy make efforts earning
his his way His extravaganza college still
through false standards He keep with the crowd regardless
the cost Sometimes the family sacrificed gain his keep
up with the procession With the false standards he and
grandmothers and the simple life!
Men often debt for the sake Of keeping up procession
and thus house that might be beautiful falls
The world demands and pays then he bames
all the while he making the mistake of helping the world worship
at false affairs.
Man responsible than for this standard in nv
opinion As boy he can't stand cue he man.
this leads him into long mistake Of trying grasp god
Of false standards that uding him. analysis believe
will be found the great
omt Of the family. f.~o.~~ b CIV b GseAS~ ShakR~~
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-10
Awful, But True

Atlanta, Ga. July 9. Burglars
are still busy and hold-ups are
frequent but the Atlanta police
captured one desperate criminal
yesterday. He was a young man
who was taking his best girl to
walk in Inman park and actually
picked a flower from a bed and
gave it to her.
The police descended upon
him instantly, and Judge Broyles
fined him SITS. The young man
said he didn't know he was vio-
lating the law.