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Evening journal., 1914-04-15
ENTERTAIN after Is
Years OF marriage

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEZER, Del. April l5.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie G. Walker entertained a
large number of friends in honor OF
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
marriage, at their home near here last
Saturday afternoon They received
many beautiful gifts. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hcrvey Walker, Robert
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Pen
nington, Misses Sara and Helen Pen
nington, Walker and Martin Penning-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Walker,
Miss Elizabeth Walker, Aubrey Wal
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker, Miss
Lillian Esterling, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mccoy, Mrs. Alice Knots, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Whiteman, Misses Eliza and Mar
garet Mccoy, Mrs. sara Morrison, Mrs.
Mary Hargreaves, of Chester. Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dennison, Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Peach, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Eastburn, Buford Eastburn, Mrs. Guest,
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Brackin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Dennison, Mrs Eliza
beth Moore Mrs. Katharine VanSant.
Joseph Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rubencane, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wood
ward, Mrs. Jonas Klair, Mrs Hettie
Dennison, Miss Mary Springer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Naudain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Whiteman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank klair, Miss Mary Rubencane,
Mrs. Lydia Derrickson, Miss Julia
Walker, Mrs. Annie Dennison. Mrs.
Frazer. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tallcy.
Miss Margaret j. Peach, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dempsey, Miss Sara Brackin,
Misses Mary and Laura Walker, Har-
Ian Walker, Howard Pierson and Sam
uel Jamison, of Newtown Square. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Walton and
family, Of near Red Lion. were the
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Davis and family-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Crossan, of Hockessin, and Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Kitchens and family were the
Sunday guests at the home of Frank
Buckingham-blrs. Alban Buckingham
Jr., spent last Wednesday with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Nansant. at
McClellandsvile-Mr Sara L. Wor-
rail- and Mrs. Harvey Davis we're Will
mington visitors on Monday-Miss
Louisa Baldwin visited her friend. Miss
Sara Wilson. ON Sunday-Aiiss Helen
Whitcman has returned TO her studies
at Beechwood Seminary, Jenkintown
Pa, after spending her spring vacation
at her home here.
Evening journal., 1914-04-15
DEL. TRAINMEN DON'T
FEAR RETRENCHMENT

GEORGETOWN, Del, April 15.-
Notwithstanding the reports that 1900
men have been laid off on the Della
ware division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, the evidence of any such re-
trenchment policy on the Delaware
Maryland and Virginia road, which
runs through Georgetown from Har-
rington to Franklin City, is not evil
dent. More men are employed on the
road now than there were last year,
at this time it is said. After the
summer season ended last year. at
a time when many crews generally
are laid off, the extra crews were re-
tanned last fall. and, with the eX-
ception of one man, II is said that all
the men employed in the busy fruit
season are still working.
With the coming of the fruit sea-
son, which is expected to be a good
one this year. additional men likely
will have to be employed to move the
new trains, and in consequence, rail-
road men here are not fearing a lack
Of work this summer. Thousands Of
refrigerator cars are lying on switches
along the line awaiting the beginning
of the strawberry season, about the
middle of June. At Selbyville, the big
shipping center for strawberries,
about 100 refrigerator cars are now on
switches, and at every side switch the
Z rails are filled with extra cars.
Although it has been conceded that
there have been some changes in the
office forces of the railroad, the men
who move the trains are enjoying
plenty of work just now, and are not
fearing a lack Of it, at least until af-
,er the last potato crop is moved late
October.
Evening journal., 1914-04-15
MINSTREL MEN COMING.

For seventy years minstrelsy has
played an important part in tho
amusements of this country. Messrs.
Primrose and Dockstader the reunited
veteran minstrel stars. and their all
prominent company of celebrities arc
presenting a revue Of minstrelsy since
its birth. showing its creation. devel-
opment and triumph. They have given
their revival a most magnificent seen
ic production and the costuming is
said to be the most elaborate and ar
tistic ever seen in a minstrel produc-
tion. They appear at The Playhouse,
Saturday, April %.
Evening journal., 1914-04-15
Dress Your Hair To Suit Your Profile

without thinking
looks day after day and consider your profile moment By the aid
splendid the side to half the world throughout
life seldom yourself
babyish
will
pulled
he
the bare forehead, gives the face a youthful look.
avoid
. profile a what
Evening journal., 1914-04-15
.TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE.7

prising altogether a total acting con
pany of but four people.
Evening journal., 1914-04-15

Attalnahle Beauty
For Most Women 1t
Ne Expense
Evening journal., 1914-04-15

We are now showing our new spring lne Of Chill
dren's Muslin Underwear. Gowns Pants Princess
Slips and skirts, embroidered lace and ribbon trim.
med Prices Observation-Disclosures. soc to S1.00
New Crepe Dresses. velvet trimmed with hats to
match the very latest In white and colors; sizes
to years. Dresses range in price, $3.50 to $3.50.
Hats. Sl.25.
We would also mention infants long and short
Evening journal., 1914-04-15

If you want a small farm and de-
vote few minutes 70 reading the
Farms For Sale" Want Ads in this
paper. you wiz have found yo-r place
come to an end.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17
STOCK EXCHANGE BUSINESS
MAKES SUBSTANTIAL GAIN
DESPITE DROP IN SUGAR

$15lA: price 81. unchanged.
Honolulu Brewing & Mailing Co. Il.
shares for sa47.6O: price 1s1s. decline
McHryde Sugar Co. 1850 shares for
SIslI.5o; high s, low 81. gain =.
Oahu Railway & Land Co. IS shares
for $3.50; price lse gain /.
Oahu Sugar Co. 677 shares for
y1s.ts5: high 20. low 1917. un.
changed.
Olaa Sugar Co, 2iss shares for
s12.ss2.s7 IL; high SIS. low 5. gain
SIS.
onomea Sugar Co. AS shares for
s14.3125O: high So. low - IL. decline
Paia Plantation Co, 10 shares Tor
$3.50: price rs. decline Is.
Pioneer Mill Co, 100 shares for
$2362: high "a. low - IL. decline "a.
Waialua Agricultural Co. 10 shares
for sss2.50: high 100. low aS IL. de-
cline L.
Bonds Olaa Sugar Co. SKIES. $1,000
at so. unchanged; Oahu Railway 3
Land Co. fiyes. $1,000 ct l0S. gain L..
Dividends becoming payable during
the period amounted to Sl02.600, be.
ing as follows: Hutchinson. l5c. or
$4,000; Paanhau. 15c, or $4,000:
Wailuku. $50. or $4,000; Hawaiian
Sugar. $110. or 100000 o. r. & l..
Csc. or $4,000; Pepeekeo. IS. or t22.-
500; Waialua, 81. or $4,000; Oahu
Sugar, Toe, or $4,000: Keknha. soc. or
$500. c. Brewer & Co. announced an
fneraaaa IN lfa rnnrfhlx, Afufnorsa Prom
81 to So for the remainder Of the year.
beginning October 81. and Alexander
IL Baldwin an increase from soc "a
75c. beginning October 20. with an
extra dividend OF Use the same date.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

Raw sugar dropped from 4.52c 70
4.29c, or shade over &c the latter
part Of the past six-day period. and
some sugar stocks declined In sympa.
thy. Yet, in some cases, closing pr.
ces we're higher than just before the
period here under review. In the nota.
ton below the changes are net. as for
instance, the decline in Waialua oc-
CURED in the opening sale and the
high" in that case was for the clos
ing sale, On the whole the results Of
the week on the stock exchange were
decidedly an Improvement over those
Of last week. Fffteen stocks were ham
died against IA for the former period.
and 5gfs shares against $3.50, while the
proceeds from stocks were $50, 904 as
compared with $50 ,6s1 IS. or an In
crease OF $26.2f2.75. Bonds sold real.
lied $3.50, being S10,535 less than
last week. leaving as the net gain OF
all proceeds $15.7N7.75.
or 70 sugar stocks sold three gain
ed. SIX declined ana three were I'M
changed. as compared with last sale
quotations prior 10 Fridays session
last week. Three miscellaneous stocks
show two gained and one declined De.
tails of the business follow:
Eva Plantation Co. II shares for
s162e: high 2s1s, low %. decline i
Haiku Sugar Co, % shares for
$3125: price i25, decline 5.
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co,
ESQ shares for s2O.75iN; high 80, low
3iK gain X.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., 50 shares
Tor 1880: price S2lz. gain Y
Hawaiian Sugar Co.. SO shares for
$2IV0s price So, unchanged
Honokaa Sugar Co.. % shares for
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YOKOHAMA BANK
PLANS DIVIDEND
Of z PER CENT

A. II per cent dividend Is in store
for the stockholders Of the Yokohama
Specie hank. according TO the report
from the head Office at Yokohama,
September 10. me following state
ment was made By ]. Inouye. chair
man 70 the stockholders:
The directors submit to you the
annexed statement Of the liabilities
and assets Of the bank. and of the
profit and loss account for the half
year ended June 50. 1915.
The gross profits to the bank for
the past half-year, including Yen
I,267. sgg. IS brought forward from last
account, amount to Yen 23,012.647.49.
of which Ven l9.s47 ,241.25 have been
deducted for interests, taxes. current
expenses. rebate On bills current, bad
and doubtful debts, bonus FOR officers
and clerks. etc. leaving . balance OF
Yen 3,465. 406.25 for appropfiat
The directors now propose that
Yen $4,000 be added to the reserve
fund, and recommend dividend at
the rate of IL per cent per annum,
which win absorb Yen 100000.
"The balance, Yen 1915. 406. will be
carried forward to the credit of next
account
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WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
By & ". WILCOX
Director Federal Experiment Station

yellow, per 100 ibs., n 30 "a IS: white.
per 100 lbs, 81 and SIPS.
ONIONS.
New Bermudas, California, per 100
Tbs, $1.00 to $1.25.
VEGETABLES.
Beans, strong, per h., &c: Lima, In
pod, per b., &c to Sc; beets. per doc.
punches, soc; cabbage, per ID, &C.:
carrots, per doz. punches, zoe; corn,
sweet, per 100 ears, 81: cucumbers,
per doz.. zoe; green peas. per b.. 10c;
peppers. Bell. per h., Sc; peppers,
Chile. per h., &c; pumpkin. per ID,
11kc; tomatoes, per h., &c to &C, tur.
Market quotations week ending DC.
tOber Is:
Eecs AND POULTRY.
Fresh chicken egg. doz.. eOc: fresh
dnck eggs. doz.. Soc; hens per ID, 25e
to 275kc, ROSTERS. per h.. SOC to 33c;
bfoilefs, per ID. 35c; turkeys per lb.,
soc to 3Z5kc: ducks, Muscovy. per ID.
27ikc: ducks, Hawaiian, per doz..
$3.50.
LIVE sTock-LivE WEIGHT.
Hogs. lo0-15o lbs, per b. 1sskc 70
lie; $50 lbs and over, per h. &c.,
DRESSED WEIGHT.
Pork, or ID, 1Sc to zoe; mutton.
DER ID. lie; beef, per ID, nc; calves,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

Exquisite plntinnm and go11 jeMeIfy
and noveIties &C Wan q D01gA3rly.
Correct dressers want smart hats.
Yours is at Milton q Parsons, 1112
Fort 81. Pantheon Bldg. Adv.
Mondays sierrs brings Is Henry
May Z Co. Ltd.. fresh CALIFORNIA; fruit
and Vegetables, and Puritan Creamery
Butter Phone 1z71 early. Advt.
Lewis taxis, King st. near Fort.
The only white company with sober
and wellinformed drivers. Tel $500.
ADV, 6.
Get your 1915 Excelsior Diary now.
The Hawaiian News Co., Ltd, have
just received all the new ones, In the
usual styles. 81
Arrange with Bowers merchant pa
troll to guard your business place or
home while you sleep, Rates reason
able. Phone f65I.
Get your 1915 calendar pads at the.
Honolulu Photo Supply Co. An Sizes
and all colors. The IL monthly sheets
are enclosed In an art cover of hand
some design.
Use Spratt's puppy cakes for that:
young dog Of yours. Also use Spratt's.
remedies when remedies are neces-
sary. None better In The world. Cali
fornia Feed CO., Ltd
Miss Power, HonoluIu's leading mil
liner. receives by every steamer from
the coast new designs in millinery
A visit to her exhibition parlors in the
Boston block Is decidedly worth while!
Let Abadie's dry cleaning take care
of your white suits, or your gowns
and frocks. OrientaIs don't have
enough sympathy with American cos
tunes to do good work the French
laundry does. Phone 1891.
Those sterling high quality suifsl
for the winter and spring wear are
now at the Clarion, and orders placed
some time ago can now be filled. Up
to the minute weaVes, checks and col-I
orings to select from.
Henry May q Co, Ltd will receive
via the Sierra on Monday, a shipment
of Primrose Pork Sausage, and an as
sortment of Meats, Tongue. Sausages
and Cheese for their delicatessen
counter.-Adyt.
On your desk or In your home use
the lamp that is kind to the eyes"
the Emeralite portable lamp. There
are several kinds,- some to use at the
piano, some to use for b bed light, etc.
AT. the Hawaiian Electric Co., King
street.
Baby's wee-est smile, the tiniest
dimple; the most interesting line or
curve of countenance-all win be
u IA.
the posing and the mechanical pro-
cesses are under the guidance of Hen
MES, artist Hennies is with r. w.
Perkins. the leading photographer.
Sittings by appointment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

It Is hoped BY the harbor commits
sion that contractors bidding on har-
Dor improvements viii be willing to
accept the new territorial bonds,
which Treasurer Conhiin has failed to
float in New York, in payment Of con-
tracfs.
The szston saiipan KonAokila has
been Incorporated by Alice G. Mac
farlane with capital Of $bo00, she
holding 246 shares of the $50 Issued
at q par value Of $50 each.
The Endau Development Company,
with the main purpose of develobing a
rubber plantation In the state % Jo-
hore, Straits Settlements All1 with
an authorized capital Of 800 poo. is
being Incorporated under the Avs of
HaWaH Shares nave q par value OF
SO each, and the entire 1000 81 them
are taken by L. r. McPhAil 81 einga-
pore in exchange tor 25.000 acres of
land In Johore. Headquarters of the
company are in Honolulu. and It's off,
GERS and directors are Albert Water
house, president; J. Q. YopnE. first
vice president: L. r: McRHllI second
vice president: f. r q WakefAotise,
secretary and treasurer d. y. Iisysef
den and G. r. HemenMay s S !, 49, !
"Cold Storage for Tropical Fruits
is press bulletin No. AZ Of the Hawaii
Agricultural Experiment Station, the
authors being E. v. Wilcox and G. ].
HUM: It relafes the history Or exper-
siments made &C the fefrigeraffng de-
partment Of the Hawaiian Electric CO.,
win various kinds of fruif IN different
stages Of ripeness, also With fruit
Mes at certain degrees Of tempera-
ture. II some cases the results were
encouraging. but IA others the fefrig-
GRAFTON spoiled the fruits. Picking
ayocados In salt brine did not spoil
the flavor OF the fruit when tested on
being taken out, but when the fruit
was placed In mesh water TO extract
the salt Afterwards It was found that
the nav0r was nat and disagneeable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

per h., 1sc.
POTATOES.
Irish, California, per 100 lbs, $40:
sweet, red, per 100 lbs. 81 TO t1.25;
white, each. 10c to Zoe.
each. 25c to SOC.
FRESH FRUIT.
Bananas, Chinese; punches, Csc 70
soc; bananas. cooking, punches. 75c
to 81: figs. per 100. 75c: grapes, Isabel
la, per ID, SC to 10c; oranges, Hawaii
ian, per 100, $50: lines, Mexican. per
100, Toe; pineapples, per dog. 6oc.
BEANS, DRIED.
+ Red kidneys, per b.. &C; calico. per
ID, SIC; peas, dried. per 10. az.
GRAIN.
Corn. large. per ton. ,32 to 80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hides. wet sailed. No. I, 135kcs No.
2, 13c; kips, per ID, 135tcs sheep
skins. each, 1sc to 25cs goat skins,
PineaDple growers ana factors are
agitating. through the Chamber OF
Commerce. for action by The l6deral
government toward inducing South
American countries 10 modify their
tariffs on fruits preserved in syrups.
which are said to be Unfortunately
hieh.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

Were you unstrllng yesterday mo
better today headache that keeps
pounding away spoiis your work or
pleasure? Shac viii make you right.
Advertisement
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Court Lunalilo. A. o. r., $500, atten
ton. All members are requested u
be present at N. D. Silva,s undertak'
ing parlofs at 100 b. m, Sunday. DC
fol3er rs, to attend the funeral rites
OF our late brother, James Morse. By
order Of John G anderson. chief rang
q. kdf
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Nice six-fooin bungalow, cbmblet6Iy
furnished. sI75 WaiaIae avenue
near 9Th on car line. Henf Win
care OF grounds $40 per month E0r.
particulars phone $50 5ss1s1t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

There Is u Be 10 reduction III fares
between HonoIaIu and San Francisco
for the exposition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

FoR aEnT FuHnlsheD
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e j. r. Cooks, WHO returned from the
mainland this week. predicts another
advance ID sugar about the end Of the
year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

The SETON salipan KonAokila has
been Incorporated by Alice G. Mac
farlane with capital Of 5000. she
holding PIG shares 81 the $50 Issued
at q par value Of $50 each.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

A new IRE map Of Honolulu from
the Sd1b6rn Map Co. viii be issued
about the first OF November
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-21


esoutheFn .H railway includes
10000 miles OF railroad on which
$4,000, officers and emnloveas ,,o,.so,..,,
nnb1tr say.,,,,., 4, .a.,.. F@- ~. -
=. w return IoF Wiifcn
moFe onan 100 millions OF annual
revenue IS collected.
Ihese are big figures and, in a
country IN which there has always
peeh a pride in big things. in which
every community has been wont to
noast or that WHICH it has which is
the biggest, such a big thing as the
: southern Railway System should be.
ana i believe 10 a source OF pride TO
the South, but exactly in proportion a
II is big also In its public service
and faithful In its public trust.
The administration OF such a vast
machlne, AFFECTING, as 1t does, the
coptort and well being OF the people
or 2 large territory. is therefore itself
a large public service. The time has
passed, when II might be exploited
IGr merely private and selfish ends.
The. LAWYERS nsed TO tell us that a
raiiToad Yas;a quasi public institution
but today. happily, 1t might better he
uscElDed as a quasi private, institution
1t Is private still in the opportunity
- - E7tAl0 Olt
ual intatiFe ad competitive service
but in practically every other sense
1t Is now recognized that it Is public.
It is a matter of sincere regret to
every raiIr1ad manager that railrosd d
securities are not more generally he'd
directly and Immediately, In the
communities which the railroad serve.
The lack OF such holding deprives
him OF a powerful and sympathetic
ally in the relation of public opinion
to his problems The time was when
the railroad stocks were owned
Immediately at home and by the peo-
pie who were most influential in
shaping public opinion, but today,
while railroad stocks are generally
held by. the same kind OF people.-by
those who through. the exercise of
prudence; industry and courage havS
laid by 4. comp tenGe. and. by the
women and children for whom they
workedrsspe ryestoFs npY do not rs
I 2. class reside inis the territories in
which they haye made their invest
ehEs,r. =. ~. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-21

i i D.. - \ - 81 y 80
even though they may never hfiya IL Y
Q railroad bond or stock carttI 81
Theres are n few y,s tam fIiha iIli ~
South who do not hold an ifStifsS
policy or some sort seister an nsSs
sllfance on life or against the fsil
OF Tire. There are few families IS AS1
south who do not hold an insta
ptiiicy OF sorife sUTt; eth eth Ga III as;i g.
assurance on life or against the
OF fire. The invested funds Of si6;
great insurance companies Gga li ies
fore. matter OF vital cona tft tl
Enuthar.n nannla ntAd In. anssssA S.as si9ls 81
are their cwn; assets held AZ sfliaI ~
their beneflt We filid that aii4 chief
insurance companies report tiieiis
holding or securities of the ! Eorzl llerE
Railway Syatem, including Terminal
bonds on which the Southern 6 2
Joint guarantor, aggregating &
than eighty million doiiaFa.
Belongs to tIs sFse0pla, 4 AZ
assert VI In acoa aftd deneA saht f7is
facts TO which have called yiSvli
: asssspat?on are full warrant for tsS
cl1tm that IL IL 3 :ss:sl sIaA
Southern RAILWAY belongs q. 10 5;-s=s2 5-IsS
people OF the South; so much 30 that
Its annual reports might xauEa
properly be addressed 3 TO the, pcopiR1
OF the South. to advise yo1 a
results o. the En&u lGl, rEs 5iiis
property. for today
you than It. doea
(: More taannl this, 50
and always has been
Interests or the Sou =
are mostly Southern bu
those who were not horn II
have been hare ic1g aa.oTs 81
come identified with our inte
our peculArities, oIir resp 80
and our insnirat tions 90 q people: tiiez
talk the same lang guage IS tiia peoil
OF Che South II look forward to- tliS
time when there may b6 nfnfSs
Southern mon sitting On sotfs 30
Directors, where know that tIsgf
Xii % Hsf 9ssi5 ~ ~ tsefs
AS an organisation tten the ssplitlts
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tcontlnusd 81 saar.l, paas.l !. !
GOOD, CeNE AGATN.

Ionic Ellison of Beltcn Srsss
The Intelligencer 81 7IsS
we tiniahed ap the seyeth essss 3
Afithmetic Friday. Our teach et
we nfight send, our report TO The
'derson Lntelii &c neer. PiesHg
IL. L
Eonnie Ellison !, a Do Il
l00i Ruby Ellison, s l3s S.
SO Is2; sssciie I1azEiiS s
Shaw, 81 4 -2gs y g
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME

Choice Lot bag gold silver pres
ems ana souvenirs will be spectator
y chance the presentis the
yat1OoOA.M.
mis- beautiful Tract formerly the property,
Belto now being subdded ddeyelopedn high manner
EYREGARDLESS OFPRICsE.
IS or safest Investment
can't blow
BOUND INGREASE IN VALUE The population
but there is
real estate being made
But Nnafve wish to call your
That Beltea of its size
in the stafesa se
elon increasing can be prov
ded for the increase;
aaBSOIUIELY REGARDLESS OF PRICE.S5 sssfx@
tns the line eafthe
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-21

Devoted to the UpbuiIdilg of Bel Ton and
Vicinity, and as a Medium for Conlrslurl ii.
eating News and Advertising,
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-31

THE increase IN business at the post
ofice in Harrington has reached such
proportions that more room for transact
ing the business IS an absolute necessity.
ard the people of that important town
must get after the proper authority to
secure the much needed room in the shape
Of a new post office. As one Of the great
distributing points for mail, the five rural
delivery routes find that the asserting Of
mails and prompt delivery IS hampered
by lack Of working space in the present
quarters. and this is steadily growing to
be a handicap to the postal service from
Harrington. There will have to be a new
and more capacious post Office provided
at once, und then the government in the
meantime can be shown the need for a
post office building capable Of meeting
the requirements Of the business. Har-
Tington certainly needs a new post Office
and needs it at once.