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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-10
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Little Miss Louise Chapman cele-
brated her 10th birthday Friday af-
ternoon at her home I'm Depot street.
Forty playmates were invited to this
delightful party aud each one brought
the little hostess an interesting pack
age. After number OF games the
little guests were invited into the din
Ing room where a delicious sweet
course was served.
,Ar. Il. G. Jackson left Monday for
Charleston, where he goes to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
South Carolina, he will represent
Iva lodge No. 238 A. II. M.
Mr.. w. p. Cook was q visitor In
Anderson Monday.
Miss Annie Halfacre spent Sunday
In Starr with friends.
McAllister spent Tuesday In Starr.
Mr.. Joe Sherard was in Anderson
Monday and Tuesday or business.
Mrs. r. L. Smith OF Lowndesville
spent Saturday here the guest OF Mrs.
J. d. Wilson.
Mr.. James Dusenbery of Anderson
was here Friday and Saturday on
business.
Miss Sarah Gilliland. a student Of
Anderson College, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. F..
Gi]liland.
Mrs. Joe C. Ligo' children have
returned from I, VI visit to rel
atives In McCormicA
Rev. III. w. Stone OF aderson was
o visitor here Sunday night.
Mr.. w. T. Burriss, Jr., has return
cd from few days stay with his sis
ter, Mrs. R,osamond Seawrlght. OF An
derson.
The Missionary and Aid Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
next Wednesday, December 10, at the
home OF Mrs. j. A. McAlister.
DR.. j. p. Watson was q business
viaitor In Anderson Monday.
+ Mr.. w. F. MCGEE Is In Anderson this
week attending court. = -
Rev. 8. j, Hood was a visitor In
Starr Tuesday.
Miss Besaie Trippet has returned
to her home In Boykin, after a weeks
visit to her friend, Miss Lois Jack
son.
Mrs, w. F. McGee ana Miss Alkahye
Townsend were visitors In Starr
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. e. Watson was shopping in
Anderson Tuesday
Miss Lois Jackson has returned
from q short stay in Anderson.
Miss Lila Sherard spent Tuesday in
Anderson shopping,
Mr.. d. Reid Sherard or Belton is
visiting his mother, Mrs. v. c. Sher-
ard.
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BOYS CORN CLUB WILL
CONTEST ON SATURDAY
DEMONSTRATION AGENT
BUSY THIS WEEK CLOS
ING ARRANGEMENTS
SHOW is FREE
VIII Be Held at Noon Saturday
in Rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce.
sH OW is FREE

Farm demonstration agent for An
nerson county, ]. w. Rothrock, is busy
this week bringing to a close proper
atoms for the Boys Corn Club con-
test which is to be staged at the
chamber of commerce SATURDAY.
Expert judges are to be sent down
from Clemson College to pass upon
the merits OF each exhibit Several
samples of corn for the show have
been received at the chamber of COM
merce and others are expected to be
brought in between now and Saturday.
The show will begin at IL o'clock
Saturday and it is expected that 1t
will be over shortly after the noon
hour, as there will not be q great
many exhibits, to pass upon.
The Anderson County Boys Corn
Club, started out with large mem
bership, numbering some SO or more,
but for various reasons several drop
ped out. It is probable that there are
not more than dozen and q half or
two dozen boys who will bring ex-
hibits OF corn to the show.
An attractive prize list has been
worked up for the contest, and those
who are SO fortunate as to win honors
next Saturday will be presented with
premiums that are worth while.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the show Saturday and view
the exhibits of Anderson county corn.
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DRUGS S EXCITE Ylj0lR ! :
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
III Yelr Back hurts or Bladder Roth,
ers, Drink lets OF water.

When your kidneys hnr. s.pd yonr
back feels sore. don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with q
lot OF drugs that excite the Kidneys
snd srrtSte the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidney. clean like you keep
Your bowels clean. by flnahing them
with mild. harmless aalts which re-
moves the body's urinous Waste and
stimulates them to their normal ac-
tiyity. The function OF; the skidneya
is to filter the blood In "a hours they,
strain from It 500 grains of acid ana
waste, SO We can readily .rnaerstanfi
the vital Importance of heeing the kid
neys active.
Drink lots OF water yot caa2 drink
no much; also get froln any pliarma-
cist about four oaacen OF Jad Salts.
take . tabtesp spoonfal in q glass of wa
ter before .break akfast each uofnizg for
. few days and your kidneys viii eet
fine. This famous salts is tnnde from
the acid OF grapes and lemon Juice.
combined with lithiss and has been
.naed for generations tose3eAn and sii-
mulete clogged kidneys, also 70 nof-
traliEe the acids In nrine 50 Il no long
Taf ig . source OF iffitaki0Il thus end =
ing bladder weakness.
81 Jad salts Ii inexyensives cannot IN
5ure: makes q deiiRhtful aifervescenS
iithia water drink which everyone
should take now aud tlseh TO kcer
their Kidneys clean ana Gnlise. Try
this, also Keep MP the wtkkf drinking,
and no doabt yon VIII NEhnst what
g.eSans Of yonr sisner ssop5l and
'nackache ~
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AsEssMENT NOTICE

4 ~ cxt7FA
Auditoss once. Anderson South Caro-
lima.
This office will be open TO receive
returns Of personal property for taxa
tfon for the fisseal wear from, the frat
day Of January, 1915. to the 2oth 6g
February following incluniye.
All personal property must be
itemiEed. Real estate not returned
this year but ali transfers Of real
estate MAIDS since last returns sheuld
be noted npon the return blan i when
listing say On return to whana sold
or from whons bought. :,
I. Tho townahtp board of assessors are
reduired BY law to list for all those
that fail TO uialIe their own ratur,iss
within The time prescribed hence Tie
dinicpity OF delinqaents escagsng tho
80 per cent penalty, as well as the
frequency cf Sf4ors resUltinx from fi,ia
practice by ali nekhs make soar ossn
return and tlleFAby save exbenae and
ko1ble -Confed edesate sosciers arS
exeInpt from rs.lil tax, ali other males
hetReoR tho nEes os ~ sifd so jye yeArss.
Except these incanaeid ak cSrainx 4
ssipport from being nhinea Of other
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Letters Uncalled
For Last Week.

bCttSAS 0hCtlitcu
For Last Week.
Following Is the list of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the postoffice
at Anderson, s. c., for the week end
Ing, December 9, 1914. Persons call
Ing for these will please say that they
were advertised. One cent due on all
advertised matter
A-Willie Almar.
B-Frank ]. Burns. A. ]. Baey.
DIV. II. Drake. ID. =. Dicky.
F-Nellie Frazier. Mrs. j. r. Fish
er.
G+James Gillian, J. ]. Grant, w. C.
Gilbert, Miss Mary Dennison Galley.
H-Mrs. II. G. Hutchinson, CIeop-
hus Hatcher.
Miss Inillia: Jones.
K-Sammie King.
L-Bessie Latifner,, Indiana Lomax,
J. l.. Long.
H--Henry #. Mansur, w. II. Mar
tin, Haskell Mattress.
O-J. l.. Oswald, Jr.
P-Lizzie Patterson, Miss p.
Prince. Jessie Pitts.
R-Miss Cora Rit. Cora Ray, Gus
Roeder. Mrs. s. w. Reyralds.
S-Sara Shelton, Sallis SheAard.
Dora Simpson, A.. J. Sanders.
T-Henry L. Thompaon.
W-Bill Williams, Carlton Watt,
Joe Washing ston, Marie Wright, Wash
Weaver.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE

On December II. 1914, at 10 o'clock
q. M, at Iva, s. c.. the undersigned
will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described tract OF land:
All that certain tract OF land known
as the Nancy, J. Hall place. situated
about two miles west OF Barnes, s. c.,
containing 1S6 acres. more or less, and
bounded by lands ns the Shererd Es-
tate. John Morrow and others.
w. "A. Hall.
L. II. Hail,
Marie Mcdonald.
Mayniie Shrimps.
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Ex-Governor, M. F.
AnSel Was Here.

The Hon. n. e Anscl. ex-governor
OF the State. was In the city yester-
day on professional business. Mr..
Ansel came over to secure an order
from Judge Memminger with regard
to the sale OF some lands in Brushy
Creek township In the case of. Phil
liDs against Phillips. iiIIe was greet
ed by numbers ofrhis friends during
his brief stay In the teity. Mr.. Ansel
and his son-in-laW Henry SHellings-
worth Harris. are law partners in
Greenville. where Mr.. Ansel has made
his home for years. ej ssf ~ i.,. 3,
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JOhnstone Remnins
I'm Greenv1lie.


The following from yesterdays
Greenyille News with reference to
Albert s. Johnstone. an old Anderson
boy. will be of interest here: albert
S. Johnstone. formerly secretary Of
the Greenville Chamber of Commerce
has decided to continue to make this
city his home. He has opened, with
offices In the Masonic temple, an aud
iting. adjusting and collecting bust
ness. M. tombstone has applied for
commission for this business,
which will be known as the South
ern Audit and Adjustment Co. The
public will be glad 10 know that Mr..
tombstone will remain in the city. as
he is highly esteemed citizen. For
several years he was the efficient
secretary OF the Chamber OF Com
merce,' resigning. that position some
weeks ago, and retiring rom office
Oh the last day of November"
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NOTICE

All persons living In the hail dis
tricts Of Anderson county, who are
entitled to a reduction OF taxes on
account Of their crops having been
destroyed by hail, may make arrange
ment now for having portion OF their
tax RENTED as provided by law. We
now have. the necessary blanks for
this purpose which may be had at the
office OF the County Treasurer.
.G w. A. TRIFF,
..p. County Treasurer.
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causes shall be deemed taxable poll.
All trustees must get UP polls and dogs
and turn into board Of assessor on or
before the goth of February.
For the convenience OF taxpayers
we Will have deputies to take returns
at the following places:
Hollands Store on Friday, January
LIST, 1915.
Barnes on Saturday. Jan. End. 1915.
Iva on Tuesday, jan 9Th, 1916.
l. Iva Cotton Mill on Wednesday O, M,
Jan. 9Th, 1915. -
Starr on Wednesday. p. M, Jan. 8,
1918. 1-2 day. .s,., \.
1915. -
Townville on Friday, Jan. s 1915.
Autumn on Saturday, Jan. 8. 1915.
Denver ON Monday, q. m, Jan. IL,
1015, 1-2 day.
/ Sandy spriage on Monday 2. ~.
Jan. 11th. 1915, 1-2 day.
Pendleton City, Tuesday. Jan. 12,
Pendleton Mill. Wednesday, D. m.
Jan. 18th, 1-2 day.
Bishop Branch on Thursday. Jan.
14th, 1915.
Five Forks on Friday. Jan. 10, 1915.
Piercetown on Monday, Jan. 1S, 1915
Airy Springs on Tuesday. Jan. 10,
5 slabtown on Wednesday. Jan. go,
(, ! Cely Store on Thursday. Jan. 21st,
, !, Wyatt Store on Friday, January %.
a3rd. 1915. ''.1'
Piedmont ON Monday, Jan. 2s, 1915.
. :, reizer Old MIN on Tuesday. Jan.
Pelzer No. "A MIL ON Wednesday 4
m. Jan. 81, 1915. 1-2 Say.
Frankpille on "Wednesday. p Nh
Jan. 81, 1915, 1-2 day. ~ :
( Wiiliamston City on Thursday. San.
Wiliiamston hiill on Friday. d. M M,
Jan. 29th, 1915. :, Z.
Belton City on Tuesdar, Feby. 2nil,
1915. * 80 b y - sss-
3rsi, 1916. 3. s,5' = q
T NJ. Martin Store on Thursday,
Feby. ath. 1916.
Honee Path Miil ,on Friday. a M.
FeDy 6th. 1915. I-3 day. S
Aonea Path City on Friday, b M,
leeby. 9Th. xsl5. 1-2 day. &. :
H9nea Path City on Saturday, Al.
a., Feby. 9Th, 1916 1sa day.
hll new school lines for new school
distrlcts must be In the hand OF the
audifor on cr before the Ist OF April
Sc they can be listed In the proper
places. if they faii to get IN BY tnat
tissaa it won't be put on the books
until the next year. Pieaae see ahaf
your property SIS listed IN the rieht
school district. All tax ievies Tor
school districts must be in Eand oe
the Guditor on or By the 3sk Of lime.
syINSTON SHEITEi, .
Auditor of Anderaon County.
Deceaher; 1914. 'si 'l:s
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NOTICE

OF the Annual Meeting Of the ROard
OF County Commissioners.
The annual. meeting of the board
OF County commissioners for Ander-
son County viii be held In the Super
yisor's office on the first Thursday
after The, first Monday inS January.
1916. All persons. holding demands
OF any Kind against the County not
previously presented 20 the Board are
required to file the same with the
Clerk on or before the first day Of
january. 1915, 90 that they may be
examined and ordered paid ut. the am
unal meeting.
.i5 J. 8. ACKER,
Clerk OF the Board.
q Dec. End. 1914.
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Street Minstrels
Vending Sweet Music


A trio OF Italian musicians were
on the streets of Anderson yesterday
dispensing some OF the most pleasing
MUSIC that has been heard in the city
In quite while. The party is COM
posed of two men'and woman, one
of the men performing on q violin,
another on ansaccordion and the wo-
man on harp. They played In the
lobby Of the Chiqnc1a hotel yesterday
afternoon and gf5,e concert last
nigh. Mt the EIks home. Each mem
ber of the marty appears to be a
skilled musician, or at any rate the
music which they dispensed appealed
most pleasingly to the ear. The wan
dering bards are said to have come
from Philadelphia. After rendering Il
number of selections they would take
ND a collection and on the whole
those who tarried to listen were
right generous in their response.
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Plans For Fitting
Up New Restaurant,

Announcement Of plans, for the re-
modelling of the south storeroom OF
the stand occupied by the c. A. Reed
Piano and Organ Company was made
yesterday. AS stated In The Intelli-
gencer some days ago, one OF the
store rooms Is to be converted into a
restaurant. Gus Antonakas has leas-
ed the place. A new front will be
put in the building and an up-to-date
restaurant operated. The improve
ments will..hs started after January
and 1t Is likely that the restaurant
will Sbe opened about the first of the
following month.
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School Tax Election
On December cath.

County superintendent Of Educa-
tion j. b. FELTON, announced yester-
day that an election will be held at
Simpsonville school house, in Simp-
sonville school district No. Al on De-
cember "a for the purpose OF levying
a special tax OF one additional mill
on all taxable property for general
school purposes. The polls will
open at o'clock a, m. and close at
ID. m.
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Back Here After an
Enlistment In Navy.

7. NJ DarFarelt. native OF the
Struckland's Mill section OF the coun-
ty, is back in tho city after an abb
sence OF several years. MIR. Darra-
colt recently finished fve-years' en-
listment in the United States navy.
The only near relative he has in this
county are two sisters, Miss Nellie
Darracott, of the Anderson College.
and Miss Maud Darracott, who is
teaching at the Roberts school Mr.
Darracott left here several years ago
and went to San Francisco. where he
entered the naval training school. He
was assigned to the cruiser Saratoga,
which Joined the Asiatis feet. Mr..
Darracott states that he saw fighting
between Germans and Japanese
around TsingITau. He notes many
changes in Anderson since leaving
here.
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y 90 o o o o-o o o o o o o o o
20 o
8 why don't your Clock run. o
% Keese can make 1t run. $40 re- o
% ward II not-dtf. o
ID ~ o
;n d o o o o o o o 90 20 o
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City of Mexico

UIty vi AI6XIeU N
Car Coming Here.
1t was announced yesterday that
the City Of Mexico car will be in An
derson in about two weeks This car
is in charge of s. e. Lunday OF AL
bany. Co.. and his brother, w. b.
Lunday. has been touring Southern
States for the past two years. The
car contains an exhibit of various
products OF the Mexican capital and
Surrounding country. w. H. Ramseur
OF North Carolina, who owns the car,
is planning to put on Florida car
next.
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NOVICE no CREDITORs

~, All persons having sast claims % against i.,
within within the time prsscribed scr iNis IS Law Iaw
and those indebted to make settle
lE MRS ELIZA wERB.
Exseutrix.
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Classified Columns
Want, Advertising Rates

Time 25
Six Times
advertisement
a. a appli
Hon. 5.; 4:
No taken for than
appears telephone
your to O
+ prompt payment
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FOR SALE

FREE-500 copies Farmers Bulletin
No. 533. Seed Irish Potatoes and
how to grow them. Also 500 copies
Farmers Bulletin Eradication of
wild onions" Farmers are request
ed to call and get free copy Of
each. Furman Smith. Scotsman,
Phone 464.
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FOR SALE-Cadillac FIFTY HORSE
POWER, seven passenger touring
car in good running order, for sale
or trade ut big bargain. Cali and
see for yourself, you will be colt
yinced that this is the geatest buy
eyered offered In high class auto
mobile. Central Garage Co.
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D. 8arts 4GGFT0and GFippers=
fpatented) shoes for fallen arches and
weakened feet and ankles. are being
demonstrated this week mt Geisberg
Bros. Shoe Company's Store.
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IIEr. Ballsnane Ruys Roy BurrIs HOME.

Mr. II. G. Love last week sold Mr.,
Roy Burriss' beautifus home place to
MF. Charley Ballentsne and Mr.. Bal
lentine will move out to II about
Jan. 1st.S 81,
IN connection with the deal Mr.
. Burriss gets Mr.. Ballentine,s house
and lot on North Fant st., but MIR.
! BurTiss Will NOT .Esove to town as he
Intends to farm on his other place.
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DR.. Burts aGround Grinperss'
tpatented) shoes for fallen arches and
weakened feet and ankles are being
demonstrated this week af Geisbere
Bros. Shoe Colnpany's Store.
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WANTS

WANTED-The public % Know alIhs
& We have Just received large ship
gaent Of bon fies, and can supply
gouf wants IN this line. Anderson
IntelIigsncer. Job Department. u
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Dlsmantling the
Electric Theatre.

Tho seats and other furnishings Of
the Electric motion picture theatre
are being removed from the old
amusement house to the Bijou theatre
where they are being stored in the
basement. Just what disposition will
be made OF the Electric theatre has
not been announced.
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FINE FRUITS We carry the largest
and most cumpfete assortment in
the city--keep 'em moving. Fresh
Florida oranges, grape fruit, ap-
pies, bananas, Wholesale ane re-
tall. y. x oMancs. Phone 323.--Sltf.
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Or. Eafis eGreusld 6Fsanofs,,
tpHtsnfed, sheess sos. fallen areI;ss s,lsll
weakened feet an6 asikles are being
aonstEnted this week &c GaEsbefg
Hras sheAE CeEihaAy,a Esere 8 \. /.
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Goseraalent Bnlietina s.
Roe Free Distribution.

Fufsnah Smith. the well known
seed dsnian, hRs received throi,Sh the
efforts OF coneressmaia Wyatt Aiken
500 bulletins on the subject Of good
hs e sea a nSw nSbsp & rSaSs SSss
Tins on the subject of how to eraci-
paclp 20 receive soon soEae 500 hriie-,
tins Eon SORGHUM cane. .s
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TIHE LADIES AID SOCIETY of, the
First Presbyterian Church will have
Il a cake end fancy ,.'worls sale in
John Lindsey's Office Saturday at
10 O'Clock.
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HnGrlr
G%S ~

lost One Cameo Mar Drop between
West Frsnklin street and Moore
Wilson'S store, Saturday,
Afternoon. Reward II returned TO
The Intelligencer oiilce,--12-s-2t.
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WHEN UNExPECTLY detained down
Better bette M Than ap1 drop IN y9S here. T a light @
d lunch or d snbstantial meal. Cuisine
and service o. X. and prices Just 40
attractive as our food. The Lunch.
% eonette, ,--Sitf. 1ts9
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;WANTED--Two or three rooms for
light house keeping, furnished pre-
ferred. Phone No. 13-12-G-3tp.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARSLETS
Items Of Interest and PERSONAL Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets Of Anderson
$3.50 Raised For
Grain Elevator.

Total subscriptions so far received
towards the grain elevator in Ander-
son total $2,50O. No canJJass has
been made since the meeting Mon
day. The special business mems and
farmers grain elevator committee
will meet at II a. m. Friday to map
out plans for further sale of stock.
but IL the farmers do not cooperate
the matter, will have to be dropped,
since the business man can not carry
the whole load.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

All dinlenquent road tax collectors
are provided with an, official receipt
book with numbes, and stub numbes
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt as
above provided or.
iH ]. MACK KING, ~
II -, County Supervisor.
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AUTO EPRlNGS--we make Auto
Springs, also extra plies on short
notice. Paul d. Stephens.
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yVANTED-You to read .our two
weeks bargain sale on page five
& OF this issue. Southern Public Util.
E tiles Co. dt
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NOTICE-We are now prepared TO do
your grinding OF ali kinds OF feed
stuff cotton stalks. corn stalks.
q shucks. straw, grain, etc. Price zoe
per cwt. Strictly cash. Anderson
4 Mattress and Spring Bed Co.
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Auditor e Anderaon County.
DeceEher; 1914. s
Middletown transcript., 1914-01-17
AEW DOETs FOR OUR TOWN

Don't fail to sound its praises where
eSer you are.
Don't make your money out Of its
citizens and spend it somewhere else.
Don't frOwn on every public improve
ment simply because it viii cost you a
dollar or two.
Don't sneer at the efforts of your fell
aCw citizens to build up the town but
Eend a hand yourself.
Don't talk great deal about what
should be done and remain on the back
sest waiting for someone else to do it.
Don't say the public schools are a
failure because your boy has been up
setting the schools dicipline and has
been punished.
Don BtAy at hUIIl5 On election day,
but get out and hustle for good men
and good government.
Dent let good local paper that is
khe towns untiring champion abandon
tie champion BUSINESS because Of lack
ee deserved patronage.
Don't forget 70 drop your dollar in
The slot when the committee that Is
SFter anew enterprise comes around
With the subscription list
Don't forget that IN building np the
soan. hearty cooperation, united en-.
easor and . spirit Of. get there are
what win the day. There Is no pull
flke : longpull and pull together.