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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
SURVEY SUPERVISOR
 LEAVES ON FARRAouT

Assistant Supervisor of Surveys E. T. Walker will leave on the Admiral Farragut for KataIla where he will continue his work in connection with the coal party. Mir. Walker has been in the city for several days and there is a probability that he will establish his offices here upon his return in about a month
 q have not received definite in- structions," said Mir. Walker today, Out when l return to Juneau will probably be able to announce just what my plans are.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

IF YOU have plenty of good coal in the bin these damp days do not in- terfere with your comfort. Ladyamith coal is the best and The Juneau Trans fer Co.,, has lots of 1t. Another cargo just iu. Get some today. BEST FOR HEATING BEST FOR COOKING - GOES FARTHER. S-12-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
HEALTS CONDITIONS GOOD AT RAILROAD
 CITY; NO MEASELS

'Eealth conditions are excellent at Anchorage, and the two government physicians arc taking excellent care that they shall remain so.' said An. drew Christensen. chief of ihe field division or the general land office who returned yesterday from the railroad terminal. accompanied by M. B. Prasch.
 Mr. Christensen says that there has been no epidemic of contagious
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
ro whom It Nav Concern

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given to all that l, James Hogan, the undersigned, will not be responsible for the pay ment of any indebtedness which may be incurred by my vile. Bertha Ho- gan, having made ample provisions for her support
 Juneau, Alaska. Aug. 27. 1915.
 JAMES HOGAN. If
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
WnIIam Bella pIraolum

William bcato Dircctum
 William. wonderful Michigan horse has defeated Directum l, the famous steed which has held the championship in the pacing class since the time of Dan Patch.
 William won out in race at Detroit few days ego. but no records were broken. as the track was slow. VII liam lost the first heat, but won the second and third heats. His best time SO far recorded, for mile, is minutes flat. Directum's best time Is min. 5S seconds, while the rec ord of Dan Patch of l min. 55 sec- onds. has never been beaten.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
Federal League

At Baltimore - Buffalo 4-5, Balti-
 more 0-4. At Broollyn-Brooklyn s-s, Newark
 40. At Pittsburgh-Kansas City 7 Pitts
 burgh 2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

To be or not to be Pre- pared-that is the question these rainy days-very lat est Rain Coats at Behrends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
Federal League
LlEN EXrENnEn

The Worthen Lumber Mills has ex- tended it's lien against A. F. Golf for period of six months The lien will now fall due March l. 1916.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
National League

At Boston-BOston 12-l. Brooklyn 1
 II. At New Philadelphia g, New
 York 8. At chicago-st. Louis 2, Chicago O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
All Articles Are ProfuseIy Illustrated

Doubepage Panoramas of Juneau and Douglas and full page Panoramas of Thane Treadwe Perseverance and Alaska Juneau will appear The Number being printed High Grade Book Paper, and the illustrations excellent.
 ADVANCE ORDERS for the Development Number have been large and those desiring papers should file their OR DERS AT ONCE if they would make sure of getting them
 One copy will be delivered FREE to each regular subscriber
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
Amerlcan Leaoue.

American League. At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 1-2 Boston 0--1S. At St. Louis-st Louis 5, Cleveland {. At Washington-Washington 1, New York 04. At Detroit-ChIcago 10, Detroit g.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
Iohnaon NeM Raeauet champ

Johnson New Racquet Champ
 A news dispatch to The Empire yes terday told of the downfall of Cham pion Maurice E. Mclaughlin of Cali foruia, often called "America's great est Tennis Player" The new racquet champion. in singles, is Wallace F.. Johnson. of Philadelphia. Johnson beat Mclaughlin yesterday at Forest Hnl. N. r.. in four-set match.
 Johnson is known in tennis par lancee, as a chopper" owing to his peculiar stroke. While the chop is part of the equipment of every first class player Johnson is one who re- lies upon 1t solely as his chief scor- ing weapon.
 Started at 13.
 As a boy of 1S. Johnson picked up tennis on the courts at Cape May, N- J., and turned naturally to the chop ping game for want of other instruc- ton. Within the space of year he could beat tho majority of Che Phila. delphia players.
 Johnson's father became enthusias, tic over the boys ability and took him to as many tournaments as pos sible. entering him again and again, in spite of frequent defeats. By 1907 Johnson had become the best school. boy player in the country. winning the championship at Newport to the great surprise Of the conservative critics.
 At the University of Pennsylvania two years later he won the intercol- legiate titles in both single and dou- bles At the end of this season he was ranked third in the country.
 In Newport Finales
 In the following two years he dropped back. first to Mo- 12 and then to Class C.. but in 1912 he again as- tonished the tennis world by reach ing. the finals at Newport and losing to Mclaughlin only after O thrilling five.set match. He was again ranked No. 8 and remained in the first 70 through 1913.
 At the height of his career he was chosen on the Davis cup team. Last year he dropped back again into the second 10, but his playing in recent tournaments indicated a gradual re- turn to his best form.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

IT you want to know, Task Bartlett -(9-1-tC)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

LOCATES CLAIMS J. Fl. Rankin has filed notice of To cation of two lode mining claims ir Black Hawk Inlet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

An lad" in The Empire reaches ev- erybody.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09
PIG LEAGUE BASEBALL.
YESTERDAYS GAMES:

Northwestern League At Tacoma-Tacoma 8. Spokane 2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

Press will be crowded through fast the Printers and Presses do the work
 will be the most elaborate publication devoted Gastneau Channel cities particular and Alaska General that has been issued
 GOV F. A. STRONG contributes strong article on AL aska Its Resources and Possibilities
 Leading Mining Write of the Mining Resources sur rounding Juneau Douglas other sections Commerce Banking Fishing Agriculture Water Power and other resources treated by who know all about them There articles attracoand game The Schools and Churches and pastimes of Juneau covered
 There articles devoted other sections of Alaska HON. CHARLES A. SULZER writes of the Southern end of South eastern Alaska with special reference to the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island and HON B. WILLARD writes of the Prince William Sound country with particular reference to the mining resources of Valdez
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

(5EAL) Clerk. By JOHN T. REED.
 Deputy s-l2,ls,ss-s.2,9,1s,2s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-03
Springs Special

S275 springs about $50 slightly oed not second hand od
good new, while they last. en-
Manufacturers Outlet Sale Price .OUC
S3.75 all steel, angle iron frame link fabric ca E0
Manufacturers Outlet Sale Price - sQV
$3.50 all steel, angle iron frame link fabric CD Sn
Manufacturers Outlet Sale Price GOs OV
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
pig OFFIC EBUiLBTNa
s 1,;,S ,;scss, ] :, NSIElLEB Bx. III .AHTEs
OK eloEX Is iii s.-,,f al
= aeks9ny ne ia dimest Nofas. !. I s.

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s!Es sftly this lsiprptng kutta 81 ia
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tps1 or Slb0, The hi a n s1Sas 4 -
eos!erea fs 1st5 O'Clock 81; 5, sie,T,s..
ssLohe through the roof, the fifas raS.s
ing started Ia the sInratoss al,sSS .-,rs ~,
Ine fep hA0r 0f tho biii,5iinIEs -. *,
pnitea States weather barsf,ti. ,yisisIs;
was totally facitali, Ire raa.s Sss1;s,s.
in end Bestrosints eli t,ss.is
uleistn, recorIts. charts. -. sT.,sSs..
were but three vacant osgicna Il, ~ Z,
an being slsis6 nv TaSv,:s, =,
tcfaues sstiras,Ss, 8; SSll,s1i ~ !;
r9hiey men, 6tcss ffid eaffiS - l,s.s,s,s.S
Rnd office furniture were liI,r,st ~ -
tai ll loss. a gsnsxHi nlari.l SvS;S s;isssf
~. hlnh called spaf ssssess 9,r
afsiS N the Gre 81 ay'i5. 80.
g When sha stSf sStI.; ss3TlS -. e
poor. e looked aa: elin,Ssil 4 4 III q = Y
property was d0eneas on the eslsrs,,,..i'
geQE two efore4 {lafe fsslffv Sfss,,1 -, {
~ Sstlter and s,s6lke. ziiS nfIfs ~ ~
anu aixth aoors ef ehs bsiiiais,r sve,e ,5s,ss
cp1s et9l = ruined, apf si16Fe ! ~ -,
were tio414l sttth we staf. .S Y: Fif,slsss,.
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coss.eE ef BAY end Maid sfresfa: A
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elsse sFena tils river. : lssI
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
CONTEST ELECTIONS
M'CllRD|Ck COUNTY
DISTINGUISHED ARRAY OF.
ATTORNEY WILL MAKE
FIGHT TO-DAY.
G EN- BON HAM M.
WIN Represent Proposed County
2 Against Abbeville The Osh-
er Attorneys.
|G EN- BON HA NJ

Gen.aM l. Boaham goes today 10
Abbsyilie wheEA h6 VIII represent the
slEonAsed new cosay q OF Mccormick
"a the test tslos tA d recent eisction
sh this qa estinn.s he h1ul,ty of Ahba-
2iIir the -sshe.r en.sthste.,s. sy.ll n
rspresented BY w. n. aSaysion.
i syeknof Jchn G. Sheppard or
dgeheid VIII represent that county in
the contest while D., S. Henderson, of
Aiken, Will reprsissnt the proposed
county oe AaeE Eormick. ~
Err GreetfBooi county II. Barron
Nrtsrs or wool viii Hpilaap
against siiH Hon. q :: g .sEeat herHfole,
MhY fW III sbfsseiit the coufitysof 1fc-
GEf4nick. - ~ I II ;Y.ljH ,qJE.e.
Elies Aaateassi ioe. sthe'i recs,it election
llellt on the titiestioh OF, forming 4 new
county OF portions OF Abbeyille, Greenl
wood and EdgeaeId counties will be
fought oit today before the executive
r9Inuaittee OF the counties named and
at the res pectiyeScounty seats.
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;. ! si,f fIT7t-
WOULD SEE MORE BEEEsG
CATTLE IN ANDERSON
AlSso ocIATIoI WILL BE ASK.
ED TO CONSIDER A NEW
i6a PLAN
M E E 4 S o % NJ.
Executive Committee win Lay,
Before Plsp. for Ipsssasns
lnt AZ go 81, /.
M E E 4 S o % NJ

"A injecting OF the Anderson county
Liv4 Stbrk tlAslaA atinnfiNilfttb sFleliiF
the latter part of this month when. the
executive eoliil ne sot toflls e6f ghhlEayl
toni win praasli Eas.sdap tlon ia splsR
prod hction In this county 8 s1
q fs Elan win c0nsist of requesting
Prof. i; i; hsQitE, hte "A cent Sf Sff ,,tiss
farfheFeha seop opefS +. deInpp Efatlpn,
Morat IL ibis state; te detail j. II. VIA,
lian1 iiRe a6ss pqEt5 pf Clemson
E9llsge to- leek 5e0 pf the bet beef;
.Sattle TO Iee found i'm An aersons eeunty
Gcr1 experine ental spnrp asAa. 4 s 8; & S
faSg $ nfes sshnn Eve: nor, Less than d
cows will be selerted on any, oaesf form.
The clattlRa ere, to, 20 fed, under his az.
-tectipp aitoge etheEy and q record of the
dame kept All 3nanufes are to be
handled as stipulated BY him. The cat
lie are TO be narrated comparatively
after they have reached certain,
weight. Theirs plan Is ito sen them
either locally 10 buyers brought mere
for the purpose. or on the nearest
mar FkSE, 49, q c4.i Il g 81. Ezi5s - Sg'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
Anderson Pastor. AcfaieUed
nssee as Chaser of Rabbits

The following clipping from the
Lafayette Sun. published In Chambers
county, Alabama, will be of particular
interest in Anderson:
In this column we will publish.
from tine to time. a short sketch of
some u the boys OF this county who
have gone out into the world and are
nskfng ar, Impression on their fell
l9w man. ~ ,ss
Rev. ". n. Frazer, ID. ID.
Some years ago up in the foot hills,
Just above town. two boys were chas-
ing . rabbit. and they caught him.
The chase was q long one, but one of
the boys, a dirt-begrimed youngster.
with hair tangled, stone bruises on mis-
heels, freckles on his face, and a
light In his eyes, with that determi-
nation that makes men winners, was
dfst TO grab the rabbit by the hind
leg Just as he was about to dart into
his hole. A preacher, who happened
TO witness the chase, said to himself:
There is Q boy that has pluck, ana
I Believe there lies dormant in him
the elements that viii, IL properly di-
Eectedsl make q man among men," In
sharh the preacher took him in hand.
and today he points with pride to the
man whose name heads this sketch.
Graduating at Lafayette College he
went: 10 Clarksvilie, Tenn, and COM
pleted q course ,:of four years with
honors, after which he took theolog-
icai course sF ~ =.
Entering upon his duties as min
fsters in the Presbyterian church In
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
THIS Is A BAD MONTH

The indoor life of winter, with lack
or outdoor exercise, puts heavy load
on Kidneys. Nearly everybody cutters
from rheumatism. backache, pain In
sidas and back, Kidney and. bladder
ailments. A backache may. not mean
anything serious, but 1t certainly does
not mean anything good. It's better
TO be on the safe side and take Foley
ksd1ey Pills to strengthen and Z a.
vigorate the kidneys and help them
40 their work They help rid the
Dlood OF acids and poisons. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy.
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: a ~. O. -
Atlanta, he begaE "a career that has
been crowned With success all along
the way. At Macon. Ca, he made a
record that attracted the attention OF
the Presbyterians in Anderson, s. G.
Moving there and at once taking hold
OF church affairs, he has SO Impressed
himself upon the community as that
they are with him in every undertnk.
ing that looks to the uplift OF his fell
lows. tt
About a year or two ago, recognia.
Ing the need oe 9 fitting schooil for
boys In his town, he got busy, and In
q short time opened up such q school
In few small rooms. Tho idea was
grasped by men OF wealth, and today
the Frazer Fitting School occupies q
handsome building. g monument to
the energy, pluck and wisdom of its
founder. At the recent openeine rs
boys were enrolled. and the prospects
are good for more than hundred tbie
year.
The school will be success. for 1t
mas behind 1t and at its head q man
who knows no such word as fail.
Just here we, wish to impress upon
our readers that Chambers County
boys are, eoGnting for something in
the world, and here is one whose
success is due to the face that ne has
an educated mind. and q heart ana
life consecrated 10 e svice. The sun
rejoices with ,Dr. Frazer IN the
achievements thus far. ana wishes
for him and his, school more abund-
ant blessings Id the future. - g
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
ss Stove


The Gas stove has the
Coz Is stove be b d mil
lion aVs.
No wood to chop. no coal 70 car
ID, no ashes 10 take up. carry
out. and sift ieaslag tfaiI Of
dit and dasti from the stove all
the way out to the ash pit.
No fire to coax and cod
ole. No cess heat. No
waste.
Gas s 2 gnaralitse ot tlie right
kihd of 4 IRE Instantly far
pnspsse what aslsl lis more
ecoii0niicais too:
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iIlRs II. 81 EnsKIEa
Good Woman Pissed Away Sunday
Night Afte9 cIlorg Illness, 4

ID
Night Afte9e Long filaess,
q Mrs. Margaret %. Ereskfne. reiicf of
the late Capt 3. Milton Erakine,s died
Sunday evening aSs 8 S,cloblra at tiIe
1uuhty iiespttEE where sshe had beer,
IcpAflned siof the, past 10 sniontiis!i Shu
|gsasl In herr e5ths year. Up aafitil 5 the
|tillc she went; 70 1.-THE iiosnital snFrs.
|Erektne made her home with one of
her ldaugh ghtefs, MIRA Belle Fraitt. on.
EAnt stteSt;l ii,hes funeral services were
held oz.the First, .RrasbyteFian church;
|yesterda ifteFibeIl at 4 o'clock, con-
|dGctedi by The Roy. w III. Frazer. Iss
D. pastor The faisoWink served yies
|pailh bearers sga. w. kIarfiBon. i. M.
Giles r. AZ ldGyfiea ID II Russell, Il
R Lewis ana fEakk Craytoii, honor
Iafy;: w. p. ggichcispn, Al. K. Todd. q.
g, Todd, Caih6iin AafrIs, George Ra-
IniZine and n. q Allen. actfye. 6 Z,
s. f4re. Efskines wab q kise Me Ailiss
ter. She ana Capt 1rslI.aS wofa saai ~
rieA about the gem IS 20 ana of the
uRt1n giy children were born, of whom
fEfns hs.Nle Erskine and Mss. Belle
Prtftt sllSa IA this city So Tar Sa
knows. the others are dead.
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Sole les s..sseela,
osily One Sale Asade By The Jllge
s !. q Prohat + I Mon l !:
~ slAys

But one sale was held yeJt tsrday by
the jndG Of probats fslf1 c6hei6fine Z
OK four tracts OF Land ord def6a sbid sfii
the caEe of Wiliianf III. = ss,iiiips, st II,
against J JaIles hililpa..s st al. The
land ~ located dn Brnsay EreeA
t0Hrknih and WAS bid IN as Itollows:
u Fiiilipsr as acres. 81
( "a. e. Taylor. ~ IA acres, ,S6s5.. 3 I s. Is
Ss sTeylor, "a t2 acress .Slas. 81
-. ~ rhlIlips, &c ia acres, SzDe.
A. Trustee Sale, ~,
Apctle enseE =. a. Taylor sold Tor
w 2. fehnll lihtee. two tracts oe
knogFn as the WIZ Wiliiford Slaee.
Tie f,fst tract contained 20 3Ei0 acres
aud WAS BID In ~ Mr.. R G. RgcKlas
Eey SOC S. Tho seebiif tract coz.
tninea - Gcfes aud Wns bm IN by
hzr. Mckinney for al al. &:
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ghane

s'yAs8Hsfyq Ias,. Or. Charles
W. EhRheelfnrs who hisi charge og the
saedicAf forces sn General Pickett'n
brigade ii Che Civil War, died here iast
81 igliks SS years ull g. k1o saa horn Al
SDottayl ylgA1lia c0nntg in tlrRthfa Afs
t1f the sfaT ka Became dean ~ the
medical school ak tiis old sFsshliRton
t1hiFefhisy and was coAhuI ct xsatfo
Sak several years. s 6
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
An Advertising Creed
For 1915
& 3
Bv W. G. BRYAN as5 Es
BY w. G. BRYAN

BELIEVE, with one of the foremost
Apostle of Advertising.
That the first requisite of success Is not TO
achieve the dollar but to confer benefit
and the rewards will come automatically and
as a matter of course.
That when advertising makes a successful
sale it must also make friend
That falsehood makes for friction, while
truth is a lubricant. -
That the fraudulent witherS before the fact
That righteousness is form of common
: sense.
That commerce is eminently divine call !,
ing.
And that business Is the science of human
service. I9i a'F ii'
BELIEVE, with one of the foremost salesis
Efficiency Experts a,8 80 -. 70 Itai J
That Advertising Is a science, and the prac.. 3
tice ice Of it an Art worthy Of ones best thought,
and effort. s., = ,ts .,,.,5 !,
That it pays fogbe a. Booster ualwayslaEa D
knockef feyer--and to play the game like /
Gentleman. ~
And that it is better to advocate Good 4
cause with little reward than bad one with
big.
] BELIEVE, with one of the foremost. Ad- 4.
vertising writer's. & @
That an Advertisement Is. great or little as d q
whole, not because Of certain paragraphs 4
That men forget the wording in a moment.
, That they must not forget the impression.
That the greatest stories are most simply !
told. t,.sstssl y
That the stofysof the crlicIfxion as fold by q
Saint MattheSaisothe greatest sstofyotoi in@l
any hangua naaS yssT xs,itasi al bslt pAa
And told difa Iiors siibspl
|oriwith less,af fectation.y ,,9p .hdadt.I
B witl one 81 me Iorstliosi
i 4, ssai IS s. &, ,s
j. That Voice tile sSnlils iNs.
!, That When talking ttIif AS With the
il PsYs to tie smile 8
a TIE twjnE The Gye, aEey sit,r,
4 ID ouFb audience & Ii 5s,si sif 4
a aIiat This Being So 1t IS well totrS to put the &
smile and twinkle lid The tone. .ssss
And that q careful ekoice Of words Wit en-
hance the value of what we -ieyer for.
getting that scoidng Is non.productiye OF .
quick results sfz
AdyertisiIlgiIl The Daily and Wee
Anderso and adjacent territory
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Tfsin, hf5ktls. 10i erless and eesaeyr
,tslr is 1ieke eSisence az SSlGti1e
seal pE dansifs 81 tssfti l,pSri.
s6Ea Il liiag hs 8sbtEa i've 70
n . haif e3 sisn5still, Il r3b6 III 4 balE s
e causes tie hhiE E1osA
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
Senior Rhlsa h9ss

The. Senior Phil ~ clnSE viii
moet on Fsiiars1a5 aftsfneuniS ct half
past three with 5affa slEeitf RreSokt
and Mrs. Rosa nicC Cuiij ~ shks Home
|0f Mira: PreSpEff on eiiiotifk street.
i'ihin siB the regular eieSEiicn OF 0fii-
cers and the members epes sfsea to
attend. 81 & &. !. u; sssls3s %
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

RELIEVE, with one of Americas foremost
Merchants.
That if there IS one enterprise on earth that
"quitter" should leave severely, alone, 1t
is advertising.
That to make success of advertising one
must be prepared to stick like a barnacle on
boats bottom.
That advertising does not jerk--it pulls,
+ And that the pull, though gentle at first, IS
steady and increases day by day and year Ey
year until it exerts an irresistible power.
J, BELIEVE, with the Associated Advertis-
ing Clubs of America.
That truth is the cornerstone of all honorable
and successful business-truth not only In
the printed word Blu. in every phase Of basIs
ness connected with tlie creation, publication
1'and dissemination of dVertising. ssal
! That there should be natdonble& standard ot 1
morality ipvolying bueyr and seller of adj.
veFtising ar advertising III teri fiais.
That as Government agencies Insist ,:::fllll;
6 weigh" circulation figures, so should they
Insist On "fiiir.weightn delivery In every eco-
sromicai transaction involved in advertising.
1 BELIEVE, with other wise men.
nat HE Is What. we MAKE lf----anQ that buSis
ness is a big part of life.
That unless we are in 1t TO win, 1T IS better
not to be in it at all. So
And that the man who labors for The loye
of 1t is the man who is doubly paid.
That advertising is the fire under the boiler
of business; and we must keep these fires hot
il we expect to attain and maintain success.
That oneiword won't tell folks who You are
you've gof tolk keep on talking.
i: That word won you are
s,s'ou've got itenkeep lon talking. sy7ssas,a
That ,eeo atioa
iibllsfnsss word English Language g
THAT t live up to its ftii hi eafifiE Is
B avsrtisid mig ghtissift pofWsar. '' s'sf
And that lin dlsseF ising. as Id ali thin
has no f8eabat ions
afss 9Yf own & ..ss 81 81
That therefore, colfssg on confidence and
eefiergy iii adysIilsing are is sure to win.
: as sure 10 bring prospGrit to US Ii 4he New
Ysar---asI the dawn of tomorrow brings i
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: afiss Rosamond Bpfaine LEFT Sunday
f0s Chester %, resume her duties as
3 teachef m the schools. there
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

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mia, who DO. been spending AayefAi
weeks here with her aissergt lssa. %.
Y. Tayior. ieft yastsrday Tor Atlanta.
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ing ~ sas6 legislative delegation to can.
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ing matter or the schools az Yl,a
ssMntys observing field ana coussfy
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