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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
VERY CHEAP RATES
FOR STATE TEACHERS
Visit to Florence For Annual Meet.
ing Can Be Made at Lowest
Cost.

FLOFENCE, March 5.-The cheap
est rates that have ever been offered
for the teachers of the State will be
given for the Flornce meeting. and
all teachers what expect to attend
should ask for the excursion ticket.
This matter was taken up by the
Florence Chamber Of Commerce on
behalf Of the visitors. and on conf
platnt that heretofore the rates have
not been satisfactory and have nat
been generally take nadvantage OF.
All offices in the State will have. or
should have. the cheap rates on and
teachers are requested to ask for
them and to make a note of 1t IL they
can nat get them.
The following letter has been re-
ceived by Mr.. Gasque, chairman of
that committee of the chamber of
commerce from 1. G.. White, general
passenger agent:
Referring further to your letter OF
February i6. / am glad to report that
we have arranged to authorise fares 10
Florence, S. c.. for the meeting of the
State Teachers association. March
25A27, 1915. fares based on. an esti
mated attendance of 1.00F or more
persons, and tariff will be issued
within a few days. The basis author
lied is lower than the basis employed
for. the Spartanburg meeting. and
therefore hope that the attendance
will prove that we were justified In
taking this action.
Il assume that M. w, II Fitzeer-
aid, commissioner. Richmond. Va,
who will issue me tariff for all lines
has communicated with you. or will
do so. as to selling dates AMI advise IL
II will be- agreeable to sell, tickets on
March 90. "a and 20, with limi. to
reach original staring point returning
March 81. 1915? II is not our desire
to have more than three selling dates
for these low fares, and t. the dates
suggested are not satisfactory kindly
name the three dates wlicn you feel
will satisfactorily take care OF the
situation. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
For More DRAIN aIliling.

Referring with hearty approval to
the recent editorial in the Manufactur-
ers Record urging the milling in
South Carolina or South Carolina
grain, A. Y. Smell, managing secre-
tary OF the Charleston Chamber of
Commerce. writes as follows:
Ii is a position we have all been
takina here. that the grain grown In
South Carolina should be put In pro-
per shape to, be consumed by South
Carolina. 1
All through his state, especially in
the Pee Dee Section and north there
OF. there are many old mill points
end water mills that formerly ground
out the grain, corn and wheat and
which could b usd today.
Thre Is nothing better than home
ground Brits, as tho imported has
not the flavor of the home ground :
We are. therefore, urging upon our
people TO consume home products and
use the surplus an hogs and cattle,
which also could be home grown.
Cotton will always remain our CHIEF
product, and our aim, therefore, will
be TO encourage our people to con-
sumo home products. leaving the cot
ton for the money crop.
SpleIsid operative efforts have been
put forth In south Carolina by COM
nerc.ai bodies. farm dethonstration
and the agricultural depaftIneit In
carrying on the educational camraisn
which Is certain to produce the most
beneficial results 20
1t - an earnest 6f the datefmina-
ton IN South Carolina to depend up
on home products that The acreage
planted la wheat last f6iI is three
times as great as that or the pre-
oedsng year There is plenty OF room
In the State for an expansion OF the
prsctice of liyir6s at hone and the
revival Of grain-milling operations Is
likely TO accelerate, directly or andl-
rectly, the growth OF other mannEae2
turing Industries From Manusacfuf-
ers Record. s: 6
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
BIG VERDICT GIVEN
IN FLORENCE COURT
Mrs Sophia Hughes Is Awarded
$lO,0O0 In Suit Against Rail-
way Company.

FLORENCE, March 5.-Mrs
Sophia Hughes. In suit against the
Atlantic Coast Line railway for the
death of her husband, was awarded
a verdict for $4,000. Argument for a
new trial will be heard in Charleston
next Friday. Mrs. Hughes asked for
damages In the sum OF $4,000.
The suit against the Western Union
Telegraph company OF Mrs. Sophia
Hughes for damagase on account of
the death of her husband. who was
an employe of the said company
and who was killed about year ago
by a train at Lake City, was brought
up in the federal court yesterday af-
ternoon. The verdict was directed by
the Judge in favor of the plaintiff for
$2.2SI 80.
| In the United States court yester-
day the jur, returned a verdict of
$2,I00 for Judge r. G.. Watts, In his
case against the VoGburg Lumber
company for trespass and damage to
timber. This was the second trial
the first having resulted in a mis-
trial.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
Improved Methods of Doing Thir
By Electricity

Oft
to the
tin -four a sment
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
CITROLAX
CITROLAX!
ClT'ROLAX!

First-get the name down pat-then
buy 1t of your druggist. Just the very
best thing fore constipation, sick head
ache, sour stomach, lazy liver. slug
gish constipated bowels. The pleas
antest, surest, incest laxative you ever
used. Tastes good-lik lemonade.
Acts promptly, without pain or
nausea. Gives you the most satisfac-
tory flushing you have ever had.
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
Electric Vacuum Cleaner

This is time for "Sprng Cleaning to Begin and if there
is thing necessary than another at this time it is
Vacuum Cleaner And to those who know the value or
Electric Vacuum Cleaner not another word necessary
for they know the Electric Way is beSt-s cleaner,
sanitary, easier less work. and much cheaper in the
long run than other device used for this purpose.
-, This Electric vacnnm Cleaner not only cleans every
esses dayepors and sofas but rds the house every
kind of death dealing germ which lives and thrives in dark
and dirty places
The price only S25oe, and it's worth THREE times
that amount. We will be pleased to SHOW YOU the
merits of this Vacuum Cleaner without any obligation
your part to purchase. Step to your phone now, and
say, "223, please" We will do the rest.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
The Court of Last Resort,

Around the stove of the cross roads
grocery Is the real court o; last re-
sort. for 1t finally over rules all others.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been before this court in almost every
CROSS roads grocery in this country,
and has always received favorable
verdict. 1t is in the country where
man expects to receive full value for
his money that this remedy is most
appreciated. Obtainable everywhere.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
'MirrOrlite"

This invention is undoubtedly the greatest accessory to-
your we's dressing table, Jour own convenience
in shaving at night that is the market at ans price
We know of several personssnow using the hirrorlite
in Anderson. ho would not part with them for several
times the price. 1t is only -. -. Is. $3.50
$50
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
Electric Motors For Sewing Machines

How many times have you heard your wife say at the
end Of nerve racking day at the sewing machine g.
nearly dead; have gotten good deal of my sewing
done today, but almost dead, the running of that
sewing machine tears my all to pieces" And if
you doubt the truth OF your wfe's satement-ask your
doctor whether the sewing machine Injuries womans
health.
The price of this Special Sewing Machine Moton cons
pete with all attachments is only $3.50 and iMllSsye
its cost in drugs and doctors bills alone in six months
Ask your wife NOW whether she would like to nave i
one of these Sewing Machine Motors or not She win
soon tell you. You buy the best TOOLS implements or
supplies necessary to the successful conduct you JUS
mess, SO why not be just as liberal to your wife?
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
Keep Your BoWels Regrular.

AS eTsrycne knows, the, bowels are
the seweraEe system OF the body, and
II ie Of the greatest inportanes shat
they move once each day, n your
bowels become constipated, take q
dose OF ChnnbefiaiH's Tablets lust
after supper and they will correct the
disorder. obsainsbIs everywhere.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
Proper Treatment For Biliousness.

VA N''"''oss'
For hong time Miss Lula Shelton,
Churchville, n. Y. was bilious and
had sick headache and dizzy spells.
ChamberIain's Tablets were the only
thing that gave her permanent relief.
Obtainable everywhere.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
Flashlights

We have Special Bicycle Fashlght which can ',e.
It will hnrn continuously for hours; 40 hours f
burned only at intervals This is an extra strong battery
and the extra Batteries unusually cheap. This flash
light, cempletess only. 4. -. $3.50. .$2.oO
Hand Lanterns same battery but without the fancy
Or same Hand Lantern, made with nice 81 SO
Extra batteries for any of these flashlights only .25c
The Washington times., 1915-07-02

Baltimore and Ohio To Baltimore.
$50 Round Trip every Saturday and
Sunday. good returning until a. m.
Monday.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-07-02

derson; White Sox, Thomas Bones
Kitty Kerr, Miss Elizabeth L. Jackson
White Socks, Miss Eleanor Jackson
entry, Private De Rosia: entry, Private
Wildman; entry. Private Culver.
Event No. H. mounted wrestling-En-
listed men. United States army; prizes,
IS, 50, s.. Entries: Captain Mcdonald,
Troop I, Fifth Cavalry; Privates Hooe.
Troop ], Fifth Cavalry; Tiddon. Troop
l. Fifth Cavalry; Moy. Troop Firth
airy; Eisler, Troop l., Fifth Cavalry.
Event No. y, special challenge mule
racc-Prize, cup. Entries: Marianne,
Louis c. Wilson, Board of Trade; Err.
Commerce; Patricia. Charles ]. Column
bus, Retail Merchants Association,
William H. Hartman owner; Cleopa-
ira. John Martin. newspaper man.
Event No. y: polo pony Ss raSe,,once rae naSns.
over course: fifteen hands lands. and putnie under:
Entry. J. F. Love: Little Devil Henry
d. Hirst: Charlena. J. c. Love: Sky,
K. L. May; entry. Private Pensky; en-
try, Private Wildman.
Event No. IA. mule race-Free for All;
once over course; prizes, cup or SO
prize. ribbon. Entries: Occoquan (D.
c. workhouse). Ralph Whitaker; Doc
ID. c. engineer stablesl, Mayne Row
land; entry. Fifth Cavalry; Fort Myer;
Event No IS. running race-Free for
all, catch weights; once over course;
prizes, S15, IS. SO. Entries: Cedar Brook.
A. Buckingham; Horace c.. George r.
Brown: Governor. J. c. Love: Ben Ga
Carlson, entry. Private Pensky; entry.
Event No. is, steeplechase.-Free for
ALL course and jump to be decided by
committee; prizes, $15, Is, $S. Entries:
DR.. Love. J. c. Love: entry, Goode
The Washington times., 1915-07-02
ALIENS SONS NOT
LIABLE FOR WAR
State Department Rules That
Where Parents Become Nat
uralized They are Immune.

Children born In America whose
parents have become naturalized citizens
cannot be classed as possessing dual
nationality, and are not considered
liable to military service under a foreign
flag, the State Department makes clear
In a statement just issued.
while the United States always has
recognized" the department says, "thc
existence of dual nationality in the case
of children born In the United States OF
alien parents or children born In for
eign country of American parents. It
does not concede that dual nationality
exists In the case of a foreign born
parent who acquired naturalization as a
United States citizen.
while the State Department extends
whatever protection 1t can 90 persons of
dual nationality who enter the other
country by which they are claimed, IT
The Washington times., 1915-07-02
Red Cross Sends Aid
To AuStro-Germans

Two heavy shipments Of medical and
surgical supplies have tust been dis
patched by the American Red Cross So
cietv to the German and Austrian Red
Cross organizations.
Parts Of the cargo consigned to Ger
many will be delivered to the American
branch of the Red Cross working In that
territory.
This shipment is valued at 5000. and
weighs 5000 pounds. The Austrian
cargo Is valued at $4,000 and weighs
II, ,203 pounds.
The Washington times., 1915-07-02

does not assure them immunity from
military service.
THE extent to which this Govern
ment may go and the arguments II may
use and the actual protection of persons
born In the United states Of alien
fathers, and who may be molested while
temporarily visiting the countries of
origin of the latter, necessarily d. emo
on the particular facts and circum-
says
''In no case In the absence OF con-
ventional arrangements can the state
Department assure such persons In ad-
vance that they will not be held liable
under the laws OF other countries con-
cerned for the performance of military
or other public service attaching to citi-
zenship."
The Washington times., 1915-07-02
Russian Freight Service
From u. S. Begins July Is

NEW YORK, July "A new steam
ship company INCORPORATED under the
name Of the New York-Russia Direct
Line, will open freight service between
this port and Archangel on July Is. The
first ship to sail will be the Skard. a
new vessel This will be followed by
fortnightly sailings
The line Is controlled by the Caribbean
and Southern Steamship Company,
which is owned by H. NJ. Bylesby & Co.
Of Chicago, concern which operates
public utilities in 140 cities.
The Washington times., 1915-07-02
Goodrich Has Good Luck.

COLUMBUS, July 2.-Policeman
Goodrich saw a pasteboard box, started
to kick 1t, changed his mind. picked 1t
up, and found 1t contained six sticks
of dynamite.
The Washington times., 1915-07-02

$3.50 To Mountain Lake Park and
return $3.50. Baltimore and Ohio from
Washington, all trains daily June 30 to
July II. valid for return until July 20.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-07-02

$500 Atlantic City and Return July
4th $500. Baltimore and Ohio from
Union Station 7:15 a. m. Leave Attain
tic City 500 p. m. same day. Similar
excursions July 1s. Aug. Is and cs.-
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-13
THE EYES DESERVE CONSTANT CARE.

Should it prove to be a symptom OF
kidney trouble, while your physician
treats you internally the baggy OF
f1abby flesh under the eye can be gently
massaged.
If it is a case of Inflammation a very
simple remedy is this: Mix ten grains
of borax with an ounce of camphor
water-camphor water and not spirits
of camphor. Battle the inflamed eyes
with this and use hot water compress
es. When the Inflammation has existed
for some months and becomes almost
chronic you will need a slightly strong
er lotion.
Now, word about the eyebrows and
not be beautiful. Like the hair on the
head, they must be fed from within
1t is almost pathetic that women will
spend hours coloring and pencillns
their eyebrows and using cosmetics on
their lashes, when the same amount OF
time spent in legitimately treating the
scanty brows and lashes would give
permanent and much more pleasing re-
suits.
the scanty, irregular growth of lash
or brow is caused by a diseased condi-
ton at the roots of the hair.
For instance, sites will kill the
growth of the lashes: When sites have
become almost chronic reduce your diet
and avoid overspiced foods and alco-
holic liquors: then battle the eyes twice
a day with camomile water. which any
druggist can prepare for you.
A simple ointment for sites, and one
which is sometimes used by oculists for
Inflammation of the eyelid, Is this:
Blend with one tablespoon OF thick,
sweet cream, one grain of yellow oxide
of mercury. Rub gently into the at
fected parts.
If there is neither Inflammation nor
a tendency to sites. but the growth OF
hair is scanty and irregular. try cut
ting or clipping the lashes. This can
he done with small, curved. very sharp
scissors with steady hand, once
month for four months. precisely as
you clip your hair. Then apply quiz
nine lotion to the base of the lashes
where they join the flesh. Mix five
grains of sulphate of quinine with one
ounce of~4Eeet almond Oil and apply
night and horning with fine sable
pencil or tiny brush.
Various pomades are useful in pro-
noting the growth of the eyebrows,
but first these should be perfectly
shaped If there is too much hair
standing out stubbornly near the nose.
these superfuous hairs should be
brushed down and the> hairs directly
over the center of the eye encouraged
to grow. If the hairs straggle or show
a tendency to business, they may be
trained by the use of gum tragacanth
or ounce seeds. Dissolve the gum or
seeds in just enough elder flower or
rosewater to give the consistency OF
mucilage. such as you buy at shops:
strain this into little stone jar, ana
every night before retiring dip your
eyebrow brush into the mixture and
brush the obstreperous hairs into the
shape or arch you wish your eyebrows
to form.
An eyebrow brush is shaped like a
toothbrush on square lines, but is very
tiny 1t can be bought for about 10
cents at any drug or department store
Let the gum remain on overnight. wash
off in the morning with warm water,
drying the brows carefully ana orush-
ing them into shape again with a clean
eyebrow brush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-13
COUCHED ALMOST
CONSTANTLY
Great Victory for Vinol Over
a Severe Bronchial Cough.
Vinol Succeeded After
Everything Else Failed.

Bogalusa, Ala.-I am house.
keeper and have three in my fam
lily, and had a terrible cough and
pains in my chest for SO long I was
discouraged. I coughed almost con-
stantly and would almost lose my
breath. My trouble interfered with
nv work because l was so weak
and run down from continual cough
ing. I took cod liver emulsions and
other medicines which did me no
good Finally our druggist told me
about Vtnol I tried it and noticed
an Improvement almost Immediate
~ and it's continued use has COM
pietely cured me. Vinol is certainly
wonderful and 1 praise it wherever
I go."-Mrs. w. e. Carlisle, Boga-
lusa. Ala.
The reason Vinol- is SO successful
in curing chronic coughs. colds and
bronchitis is because of the healing
and tissue-building influence of the
medicinal principles of cod liver oil,
, assisted by the tonic and blood max
ing properties of tonic iron, all con-
tanned in Vinol.
If Vinol fails to benefit any per-
son in this vicinity who suffers from
chronic coughs, colds or bronchitis,
or to build up the weak, rundown
or debilitated, we will pay back
their money.
O'Donnelrs Drug Store. 904 F st.
NV, Washington, D. c.
NOTE.-You can get Vinol at
other leading drug stores in Wash
ington. and at leading drug stores
everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-13
LACES OF THE SEASON.

Dyed 1aces are coming again. espe-
cially in the heavier sorts, like guimpes
and venise, which trim wraps success
fully. OF course, the finest real laces
are not often thus desecrated, but very
good-looking limitations are another
matter
The revival of circular effects has
brought to the light of day good eff
fects that one has not seen in the shops
for months and years. Generally speak
ing, these circular-shaped founces are
found among the real laces.
A very attractive lace has the pat
tern worked in chenille instead of the
worsteds. Unlike many of the popular
laces, the edges are deeply scalloped.
so that when used for the skirt section
greater freedom of movement is en-
joyed.
Craquelle. filet and spider effects are
all modish, and they have distinctly
decorative qualities to recommend them
to the woman seeking an effective gar
niture for day or evening gowns.
The filet laces show. old-time patterns
or they are run with more modern de-
signs. Incidentally. they make excel
lent trimmings for bureau or buffet
scarfs for holiday gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-13

You cannot change the color of your
eyes," walls the woman with unlovely
eyes. And in a way she is right. The
shape, the size and the color of the
eye itself cannot be altered, but the
setting of frame can be wonderfully
improved, changing the entire aspect
and expression of the face.
If you feel dissatisfied with your
eyes, study first their actual physical
condition and then their frame, which
consists of the lids, the lashes and the
brows.
The appearance of the eye will be
materially injured if you are abusing
or straining it. In the effort to see
you "squint." or draw the two lids to-
gether until the eye becomes a mere
slit. This habit of "squinting' does not
help your vision at all All oculists
will tell you that you secure a better
view with the eyes wide open, but ii
your vision is failing for the sake OF
your nerves, your brain and your per-
sonal appearance, have your eyes prop
erly fitted with glasses. This will not
only cure you of the habit of "squint-
ing" but it will stop the progress OF
crows feet and lines around your
eyes.
You cannot change the coloring or
size of the iris, but you can change and
improve the white portion of the eye.
II this has an ugly yellow look instead
OF clear, pearly, or blush white,
nine cases out of ten you are bilious,
and as soon as you clear out your
system thoroughly the heavy look will
be reduced and your eyes will be bet
ter.
If the white portion of the eye is
bloodshot, and the tiny little veins are
red and inf1amed. this is practically a
feverish condition, which you can re-
duce by both internal and external
treatment.
Internally the blood may need thin
ming. You may be eating too rich food
and not taking sufficient exercise. TO
treat 1T externally. twice a day go into
darkened room and lay cloths dipped
into very hot water across your closed
eyes. Battle the eyes once a day with
salt water made with distilled water
and common table salt thoroughly dis
solved, or you can use n boric acid
wash. Mix ten grains of boric acid
with an ounce of distilled voter. The
best way to drop this into the eye or to
battle the .eyeball is to use the eye cup,
a tiny glass receptacle with curved
edges that fit around the eyeba1l. 1t
can be purchased at any drug store for
a few cents.
Fill the cup almost full with the
soothing lotion and hold down the head
80 lIiat lue eye MS fisnt iiito tne cup.
Now slowly roll back your head, hold
ing the cup in position SO that it is in
verted and the eyeball is literally
bathed and cleansed.
If the lower lid is baggy Or puffed
one of two difficulties exist-either
you have some latent kidney trouble
manifested in this condition, or the
eyelid is infiamed. To ascertain whether
this Inflammation exists stand before
your mirror and gently turn the lower
lid over so that you can see the lower
lining. If this is scarlet, infiamed or
covered with tiny little granules. then
you may be sure that you are suffering
from Inflammation strong enough to
cause a swelling. If there is no sign
of Inflammation, then the case is one
for your physician to investigate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-13
In Making Your Home
Comfortable and Attractive
We Can Be of Much Help.

We maintain a very complete and
helpful service for identifying and
making comfortable and attractive
homes. Men of experience, with sug-
gestions and ideas that will exactly
suit each individual or special re-
quirement. An organization and
shops fully proficient in executing
work of the highest character, in all
the following branches, and many
others:
Fine Draperies to order.
Window Hangings designed and
made.
Window Shades made of the best
shade cloths.
Awnings for windows, doors, p0rches.
Furniture repaired, refinished and re-
upholstered.
New Furniture designed and made.
cabinet.made Screens for windows
and doors.
Sleeping and Living Porches built,
screened and QUILTED.
New Hardwood Floors laid and pol
ished.
Old Hardwood Floors refinished.
Athey cloth-lined Weather Strips in-
stalled.
At this particular time we direct at
tention to the Athey Weather STRIPS,
which keep windows and doors from
rafting and effectively prevent DUST
dirt, wind from coming in around the
windows and doors.
Let us estimate. A card or
phone call will bring our
representative.
Fourth door, street.