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THE ANDERSON _ALL THIS WEEK_ The Fountain Stock Qompany Will Present High Class Dramas and Comedies MONDAY-THE PARIST PRIEST A Play that will appeal to everyone Prices this Week-Entire Lower Floor Only 20 cents Entire Balcony Only 10 cents ALL SEATS RESERVED Matinee Wednesday and Saturday CLEAN-UP AND PAINT-UP WEEK Elbow grease and scrub-brush, Carden tools and rake. Little pots of Howers, Little pots of paint, Make attractive neighborhoods Out of them that ain't. Tomorrow morning, all of Anderson will be abustle with energy and hustle-to clean-up the Iowa. Don't he behind the procession! Get in the game NOW! We have all the implements, utensils, and accessories. And Oar Prices Are Might! Scrub Brushes Paint Brushes Floor Scrubs ' " ' Hair Floor Sweeps Brooms, all kinds pustless Broom Covers Long Handled Ceiling Brushes Window Brushes Rubber Window Cleaners Toilet Stove Brushes Horse and Cow Brushes Nailbrushes Tooth Brushes White Wash Brushes Bon Ami Silver Polish Polishing Cloths Wool Dusters Feather Dusters Hair Dusters O'Cedar Mops Wizard Mops O-So-Ezy Mops Dustless Mops Mop Handles O'Cedar Floor Polish-Sanigenic Floor Polish NEED IT EVERY DAY St.So Wizard Floor Mop, special Monday 69c Cash Soc Cotton. Mops 3 5c Monday. 75c Cotton Mops Monday 50c Cash John A. Austin Under Masonic Temple THIS IS PAINT UP WEEK J Garden Hose That's Good Rubber Hoi? Isn't m good thing to experiment with it requires more than good optics to' tell the difference between the kind that's of Garden lioye cast-off rubber boots and the brands that have good troff in them. We have found out all that by experience and you may depend on the Hose you buy of us as being the bett the price will buy. We have this Hose in several grades eight conta per foot and higher. We offer you the best values st b possible to procure. SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY Anderson, Greenville, Belton. tr Both natu?*. ami hcrselP" ' "And whit do yoir.uo \*iih tho i?t;.*r <T glv?vrny wife hn\t ray aamry.najf ot Y0LJ. MUM?*' , ?ok to 'upend on tho hous?kee.Ur.R . "Oh, my vito harrows kat." Why WiO You Cook Dinner Today Chicken Soup Roast Veal, with Dressing Roast Chicken Mashed Potatoes Lima Beans ' I Mixed Salatl Boiled Cabbage Banna Fritters Apple Sauce Tea Coffee Milk 35 c PiedmontCafe W???mm ??S **************;) * ELECTRIC CIT! * ,_ * Item? of Interest end Person? * Wireless on the St **************' First KUM I , Kchool Closes. Miss Pearl Thompson, of Liberty, one of the teachera at the Cleveland schor l, which la situated about three miles northeast of Monea Path, was In the city yesterday en route to her home Mer school has closed it? dcors for the peason, belnr th? first rural school to close for the summer vacation. Installs Modern Kef r iterator. J. M. McCown, grocer of East Whlt ner street, whose establishment is in the Hrown-Wataon building, bas In stalled a large modern refrigerator. lt is of the Mri .'rea rv make and is beautifully fl: iahed, being equipped with large plate glass doors and nickel trimmings. The refrigerator l3 built tc. no'd ?100 pounds of Ice. -o Conni} Board Heard Old Kow. Tho county board of education was in session yesterday for seeral hours ot tho purpose of hearing, or re hearing, the cid Cross Hoads question. There has been a row over this school 'or the past eight years or more, the Hopewell and Piercetown school dis tricts claiming that th? money which should have been paid them went to the support of the "line" school. The board gave out no announcement as tc. what decision. If auy. it had reach ed in th? matter. Returns From Cotton Manufacture rs Meet. President D. B. Cossen o? the Riv erside and Toxaway Milla has return ed from Memphis, where he aHenedd the annual meeting of thc American Cotton Manufacturers Association. Other cotton manufacturers from this section who attended the gathering are: Lewis W. Minke, J. H. Muxwell. Ja3. P. G?sset t and J. Adger Smyth. -o. Craay Woman ls In Jail. Sheriff Ashley is detaining at the county Jail a negro woman wlio bas evidently lost her reason The ne gress was brought in Friday night from Greenville street, and createi? quite a disturbance when committed to prison. Committment paper vrlM be taken out fr.? her this week and she will be sent to the State Hospi tal for the Imane at'Columbia In the next few ?lays. -o^ Muck Llgon Meets With an Accident. - Mr. Mack Llgon, son of Mr. and MM. Robert E. Llgon and a student of Wo nord College, had the mi: for tune Friday morning in bparcanuurg of breaking his right wrist while cranking an automobile. The wrlBt was given proper attention, and the'" young man was able'tb'gr. out tor the baseball game in tho afternoon. Ho will come to Anderson today to spend Sunday at home. Health Officer Campbell Out. Health Officer T. A. Campbell, who] was shot last Sunday afternoon b>; robert Bowie, one of six negroes who j were being brought to the police sta tion by this officer and Private Clamp,-1 was cut on the streets yesterday. Of ficer Campbell stated that bc will re turn to work Monday morning. With the exception of a little soreness, he i atat?d, he ia foellng alright. Dine at The Acme/ DINNER Cream of Tomato Soup Rice Salmon Salad Chicken Fricassee Green Peas Lyonaise Potatoes Roast Loin of Pork Ironed Butter Beans Spaghetti ?ugrat?n \. Chocolate Pudding Ice Cream Tea Coffee Milk 35c Acme Cafe I IT SPARKLETS ? J Mention Caught Over the * reeta of Anderson * Rr. B. I>. ?ray at / [ Baptist ( lui rch. Sunday morning at 11:30 Dr. B. D. Gray, corresponding secretary of the Home Mission board of'the South ern Baptist convention will speak in the First Baptist church. Dr. Gray, said Dr. Vines, has not a su perior w?on it cornea to entertaining logical, and eloquent speaking. Ho will address the people of Anderson on conditions, in the south, the tro inendoU* call to the men of today to solve the problema that are oura. No one, who can possibly be pres ent, can afford to nilss this magnetic, informing and comprehensive ad dress. We are exceedingly fortunate in being able to announce that Dr. Gray will speak on this occasion, and every member cf the church ls urg ed to be present.and the friends of the chur i are cordially Invited." Mn?. W?hlte III At Toceoa, Ga. Dr. j. O. Wllhito was called to Toccoa, Ga., yesterday on account of the illness of Mrs. WU hi te, who has been spending several dav.; there with her son. J. O. W?hlte. Mrs. Wllhlte'a many friends throughout the city sin cerely trust that she will soon be restored to iieaith. Leae Carraway Here Yesterday. Editor Leake Carraway of the Southern Public Ptilitles company's monthly journal, published In Char lotte, was u visitor in the city yester day. He declared that Anderson ls jotting much favorable advertising as a result of the recent bond issue for ?t[cet paving. W. R. Taber ?? ? City Saturday W. lt. Taber, 'raveling Passenger Agent of the So -ern Railway, with headquarte-B li. Greenville, wss among the visitors in the city yester day. He declared that there was noth ing of particular importance attach ed to his visit here. i* -o Plan at I'nlnn Sch md Apr? 24. # A pretty little play will be given 'it Union Behool Sat ir. ?lay evening Apt il 24. The name of the play is "Two Bad Boys," and will be givea under the auspices of the Schoo i Im provement Association of that school. A 'small admission fee will' be charg ed. Back After a Trip to Virginia. James F. Rice, Esq., na? returned to the city after spending a week at Hampden Sidney, Va. Mr. Rice's mother recently died at tho old heme at Hampden Sidney. ' <o ? ? Oeonee County Slaging Convention. The Oeonee county singing con vention will convene at Corrlnth Bap tist church, one mile from Courtney, S. C.. on the first Sunday in May. This church is four miles west of Clemson College. Anderson county singers arc cordially 1 mi ted to. attend and bring their song books. Nobody Home. It has often been said, and as often doubted -and denied, that "there Is nothing new under the sun." The discovery that most modern slang is very ancient In origin, however, seems to prove the old saying to be correct It the newest slang ls not new what under the sun is new asks the Anthers, Okla, News-Leader. Nothing so measures the modernity ot the alert American of today as lils, or her, command of good slang, good In this case meaning recent. With an adequate and sufficiently untar nished ' selection of aalng phrases .the rattlebrain can discomfit and put to route the most learned professor in a discussion lu which the professor has chosen his own . hold and is em* ploying the half-nelson of his -own favorite hobby. Today if somebody "puts one' over" on yod in conversation your cue is to tap your forehead significantly and say with, sadness to those who hove witnessed what otherwise would, be your prostratloi. apon the field ot verbal conflict Nobody homet"' By these- magic words you asperse the sanity of your opponent so cleverly as to array public opinion on your side: Investigators have found that , "no body home" ls no new phrase. Alex ander Pope heads a considerable Hst, of great writers who have thus ex pressed a cranial vacuum. Tho lat est addition to the Hst of authorities I ot this charming retort to ?Charles ? Dickens who in Nicholas Nlckleby has Syueers. say "_for he was wanting Kre,** touching hla forehead; "no dy home,- you know, If you knocked ever so often." ._HHESHHSSSSS^ COLE. L. BLEASE JNO. B. ADCER MULLALLY Columbi*, 8. C. _ Am?mom, 8. C LAWYERS OOeea 361 VT. WWtmer St, Tolepho?? SSS, Afitm? S. & t. II . M|. .1 III I .- -1 ."I ? ij = ,_ S * WEEK'S PROGRAM P A R A M O U N T T H E A T R E MONDAY, APRIL 19 A very ?elect and varied program ol High Claw picture?, including a famous Psttfse Weekly. . .2 TUESDAY, APRIL 20 f A 1 ^ "The World-Wide * Favorite" Blanche Sweet in a Gigantic Pictarixilion of Wu. C. DeftBBa'-t Civil War Dramatic CU??!c, Originally Pro duced by David Be lasco, entitled uTheWarreMofVa.,, A Tremendously Moving Picture of Bettie* field Sufferings and the Domestic Tragedies of Civil Strife. Produced under the Direction o? Ced? B. DeMille. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 To Be. Announced Later. THURSDAY, APRIL 22 "New Exploits of Elaine" Two extra reels will be shown in addition to this Feature Serial. - - .' . , . , . . ; . ; v.. : FRIDAY, APRIL 23 "The Country Boy" A Lasky-Paramount Prcuhtctkm. Featuring Marshall Neilan. v This is the most popular and hurnamtarian drama on the Screen today. It depicts dearly, forcefully and entertainingly the effect of the City on Country-bred youth. . sy ".{ .. . . . 'h ? -.*>. '*' It is a beautiful story, with aa Ipuujjfrfr. ? ?.?. . - theme, charmingly portrayed. This Great Picture will make a big Ut with all daises of people. SATURDAY, APRIL 24 To Be Announced Later. .,?,;?...? PtViunount Pictures Will Prove Paramount This Week As Usual; and There Will Be No Advance Ix Pnces. 3 Hr aren ta Small. en? First Boy-My father*.* been every- FirBt Boy-Well, no. n?t he's been where. to every place of more than tl ve thou Second ltoy~Haa he been^^ QM #11' " ! . . : .? H ' i . M. ? S?j., nu IT rfu nr Ffesh Florid YegeteHes . Fresh Snap Beans tb.,..,?Sc Fresh Squash lb.. .. . .?c Ne v Irish .Potatoes lb.'..?... ..fie . Ripe Tomatoes jb ...._.. ...ll Ute i Celery. . .18c stalk, 2 kr Vk> | Headed Lettuce, head.< v ... . . t?c | New Cabbage lb .. ... ... ... ... ... ,'. .. .. . v v??g j FOR SUPPER 5 vWhy not try a jar of White Rose .ham, pure fruit and sugar.85c ' 1 pound Lunch Biscuit .. . . .. . . . .#M*e A Can Lunch Tongue %. ... _ .... , .Sit ; Sliced Beef lb .... .. ..?ii * A Can Ferndell Salmon. . ... .,. ..88* ? Loaf Bread, Can Fimentoe and Potted Ham forliaSdwfthfcs. Anderson Cash Grocery Co