The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 12, 1915, Page 8, Image 8

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Palmetto Theatre TODAY'S PROGRAM Crawford & Humphreys Bon-Ton Musical Comedy Co. present "The Bon-Ton Female Ministr?is" Movies for Today "SHORTY TURNS ACTOR"-Broncho Two Rreel Drama ' PERSISTANCE WINS"-Beauty Com edy. THE "WHITE OAK" QUARTETTE is pleasing the people with their harmony. This entire show is a Cracker-Jack. Your money back if you want it. Paramount TODA Y "Tracked By the Hounds'" This b an Edison Two Reel Special. "Fates and Flora FourflusK Vita graph. "Suffering of Susan" Biograph. Open 3 To 6:15, And 7:30 To 10:00 P. M. Bijou Theatre MONDAY'S PROGRAM MAVIS OF THE GLEN"-Laemmle. A taree part romantic drama featuring Robert Leonard and Ella Hall. "OH, WHATS THE USE"-Joker. A great comedy erith Max Ashil, Louise Fasenda end Sob Vernon. "THE DEAR OLD HYPOCRITE"-Big V. Some remedy with Murdock MacQoarrle. All Contest Tickets Will Be Honored At Box Office. 5 BIG REELS-5c and 10c TOMORROW-"THE BLACK BOX" Good Music .:. Universal Service NOTICE I am forced to do business on a cash basis. After May 1st 1 will do business tor cash only. WHEN you have TIRE TROUBLE call us. WE are TIRE DOCTORS. We sell GOODYEAR and AJAX TIRES. HOWE RED r TUBES and ACCESSORIES. VULCANIZING A SPECIALTY ALL WORK GUARANTEED Templeton's Vulcanizing Works Phone 270 108 N. Mc Duffie St. FREE AIR. xq4e ?j,paaa>*eswennw<aaawaag?a? .nthuslastlc Inventor UaS.a roll J There ls danger that cae con apte ral Hog device which he elaina? will ^ ^ ^ canal may be reave tim?. But what s time to con? L"""" "vuw" "* ww "D tresa? J 'ooma known popularly as the Slide. COMMISSION WILL HOLD FI NAL SESSION AT 9 A. M. TODAY EXCEPTIONALLY LOW BIDS MADE Board Held Two Sessions Yester day and Sifted Bids Down to Three Firms. I'"H lliiij; yesterday nf!<>r two sessions lo reach a decision an to tho a wa ni i nc of tho contract for the street paving work to he ?hine here, hut narrowing tile bidders down to three firms, the paving commission will hold a thlru ness ion tills morning at *.i o'clock and probably mako an award of the con iraet. The commission met yesterday at noon and opened bids. After au ?loni's session, during which time the 'dd;; were gotten lu shape for con -.(deration, the commission recessed until 3:30 o'clock. At that hour they met ngnln and in a session lasting .omet.ilng over two hours gave fur thcr consideration to the bids. All bids were rejected but three and from among these thc cominis ilon will probably select a winner at i meeting to he held this morning at J o'clock. The three bidders who are i left in the running arc: Noll Con- I structlon company. Chattanooga, Tenn.; Southern Paving Construction company, f'hattanooga. Tenn.; and lt. M. Hudson. Atlanta. Mids Are Low. The bids a8 n whole are exception ally lew. Paving salesmen present yesterday were agreed that the bids were as low as any they liad ever known, with the possible excoptlon of thoR" submitted at Greensboro, N. C.. a few days ago, where contracts tor paving work were let. The commission has not yet decided what strectB will be paved. They bave decided, however, to do all pav ing with brick and asphalt In various forms. The Bidder?. The commission In letting the con tract ls being guided bv Consulting Engineer Gilbert C. White, of Char lotte. N. C.. and Resident Engineer Wade A. Sanders. Eleven firms of contractors submit ted bldB. the names following, the fig rca denoting the amounts of cort! fled chocks accompanying the bids: West Construction company, Atlan ta. $6.000. Union Paving company. Baltimore $6.500. Lawson Construction company, Nor folk. $?.000. H. M. Hudson. Atlanta. $6.000. Southern Asphalt Construction com pany. Birmingham, $7,00?. Atlantic Bltullthio company. Rich mond. $8.000. * Georgia Engineering company. Au gusta. $10.000. A. J. Martin. Augusta. $10.000. Noll Construction company. Chat tanoogn. $6.000. Porter and Boyd, Charlotte. $5, OOO. Southern" Paving Construction corn pan v. Chattanooga. $10.000. The following bids were received, the figures d?notlug price? per square yard, excepting the figuren na to grading, the figures for the later be ing per cubic yard: West Construction company. Chat tanooga, Tenn., hld the following prices: Sheet asphalt. No. 1. Trinidad or Bermudes asphalt $1.95. including eradlng: grading not included $1.80. Grading 48 cents cubic yard. Mexi can asphalt: Sheet asphalt No. 1, $1.75. grading included; $1.60. grading not included. Shoot asphalt No. 2. Trinidad or Bermudes, grading in cluded 11.75, grading not Included $1.60; Mexican asphalt. $1.60 grad ing Included; $1.45 grading not in cluded. A Bituminous concrete. Trin idad or Berraudez, $1.55. including grading; $1.40 grading not Included. Mexican asphalt $1.40, grading includ ed; $1.25 grading not Included. Union Paving company,. Baltimore, Maryland, bid the following prices: Brich, $2.52, including grading; $2.38 not Including grading, 40 cents per cubic vard for grading. Wood block paving $2.85 Including grading; $2.71 not Including grading. Concrete pave ment not guaranteed $1.58. including grading; $1.44 not including grading Bituminous concrete, $1.46 including grading; $1.1,2 not Including grading. Lawson Construction company, Nor folk. Va., bid th? following prices: Brick $2.37 Including grading; $2.22 not Including grading. 45 cents per cable yard for glading. Wood block 3 inch block $2.48; 3 1-2 Inch block. $2.68; 4 inch block $2.88. Sheet asphalt No. 1.. $1.60 Including grad ing. $1.48 not Including grading. Sheet asphalt No. 2, $1.50 including grading; $1.38 not Including grading. Bituminous concrete $1.86 including grading; $1.83 not Including grad ing. R. M. Hudson. Atlanta. Georgia, bid the following pr leo? : 3 inch wood birts, $7.40, 3 1-2 Inch block. $2.60; 4 inch block $2.80 Including grad ing. Concrete pavement $1.75 in cluding grading; $1.65 not Including grading. 8hect asphalt No. 1. $1.52 including grading; $1.4$ not includ ing grading. Sheet asphalt No. 8 $1.48 including grading; $1.88 not in cluding grading. Bituminous con crete $1.87 Including grading, $1.87 not Including grading. Southern Asphalt Construction com pany, Birmlgham, Ala., bid tho fol lowing prices: Sheet asphalt No. 1, $1.64 including grading; $1.61 not In* clading grading. Sheet asphslt No. 2. $1.62 including gradins, fl-49 not la (hilling grading. Bituminous con crete 11.17 Including grading, II.ul ii' i Including grading. Atluuti?- Bltullthic compiVy, Rich mond, V;i ., hld tho following prices on HitUllthlc, $2.06 includlug gra.ilng. 11.93 not Including grading. Thia bidder stipulated If they wore award ed additional yardage over the amounl these prices wer? based on the i?ri? c would be considerably re duced. The lowest price named by tilla company was Jl.HS grading In cluded, and $1.76 grading not in cluded . Georgia Engineering company. Au gusta. Georgia, hid the following prices; Augusta Brick block paving $2.01, grading Included; $l.i?3 grading not Included. Brick laid on three Inches of sand $1.&4. A. J, Martin and company. Augusta. Georgia, bbl tho following prices: Southern Clay brick $2*2X Including grading; $2.1G not including grading. Bessemer Brick block $2..'?4; Car lyle block $2.48; Wood block :: Inch block, $2. including grading; $2.42 not including grading. Concrete pavement $1.17.*? including grading; $1,385 not including grading. Granite Wear pavement $1.335 including grading; $1.26 not including grading. Noll Construction company. Chat tanooga. Tenn., bid the folov)ng prices: Wire cut up brick $2.40 mending grading: <2.:'.0 not Incud ing grading. Sheol aspha't No. 2, $1.17 im udlng graUing; $1.37 not iucudlng grading. Bituminous con crete $1.35 including grading; $1.25 not Including grading. Porter and Boyd, Charlotte. N'. C.. bid the following p:i<:es: Brick $2.60 including grading ; $2.50 not Includ ing grading. Wood block paving $2.S5 Including grading; $2.75 not Includ ing grading. Concrete pavoment $1.50. including grading; $1.4?> not including grading. Southern Paving Construction com pany. Chattanooga, Tenn., brick $1.'J5 Including grading: $1.85 not Includ ing grading. Siieet asphalt No. 1. $1.56 including grading; $1.15 not In cluding grading. Sheet asphalt No. 2. $1.50 Including grading; $1.40 not Including grading. Bituminous con crete $1.25 including grading; $1.16 not Including grading. Prick laid on two Inch sand cush ion with cement grout filler $1.55. Sheet asphalt ono Inch binder one and one-half Inch top $1.47; sheet asphalt with paint coat 51 .1.1. GREAT TIMES FOR AMATEUR AD. WRITERS Suggestions to THbse Who Antici pate Entering Contest-First Can you write'" advertisements" Most every one Hk#? to try. Well, here's your chance. Go to any of the merchants whose names appears be low, ask them what, lt is they want xdvortlsed. and to tell you what points they want made-whether .style, ?service, price, or what nit. If you wish any Illustrations, come to the advertising department of the Intelli gencer, and they will bo chcefully sup plied you. Don't try to write a "Ut irary" ad; Just give good sense rea rons as to why the public should pat ronize that particular store, or why thoy should buy this particular arti cle at this particular time. Try to make your ad logical and convincing. You will thoroughly enjoy tho pas time of preparing the ads; you may win one of thc prizes; and then again, this may load to your entering the very fascinating profession of adver tising, which pays some pretty nifty salaries at the top of the heap. Tne ads are to be written and sub mitted to the merchants by Friday Doon at the latest. Either the mer chant, whose advertisement you write or thc Advertising ?Manager nf The Intelligencer will nasa on the ids submitted to each merchant, so as to determine which ad will be entered in the contest by the mer chant. Then, after all ads arc published Sunday, a committee from the An derson Ad Mens Club will Judge thc ads. and decide which ads win the first, second and third prises. Thc three winning ads will bc published twice more after Sunday and the Dames of the winners will also be pub lished. There ls considerable interest mani fest already, and those who intend snterolng will do well to call on the merchants at once and get their "dope** and begin at once the prepara tion of their "copy.*' The prises will be awarded for the best ads, as follows: First prise..$5.00 Sc-jond Frito. .. .$2.50 Third Frire. .$1 00 Evf-ry white person ls eligible ex cept the tegular ad writers and those connected with the.newspapers. Write ids on one sido-of unruled paper; and all ads .~iust bs ten inches deep, keross three columns. Now get busy! There's nothing to bny; only a little brain work, which ron will thoroughly enjoy, and some body gets the money. It msy be you, and then again tt may be some one elsa. See the show windows of the merchants entering this contest, you will get some very valuable pointers from them. Herewith ls given a list ot the mer chants who thea far have signified their intention of entering this con test: W. H. Lyon, Moore-Wilson Co.. Marchbanks St Babb, Columbia Tailor ing Co.. Anderson Gas Co., Parker A Bolt, Gelsberg Bros. Shoe Co., John, Thc Money You Save is Only a Small Part of Your Saving if You Buy a "WHITE BEAUTY" HOOSIER At.Once This Hoosier :;r s miles of steps, saves hours nf time, saves costly grocery supplies, saves nerves, saves health and makes your kitchen up-to-date. "WHITE BRA UT V" lu tho linest Hoosier made. These liberal terms are mule for one week only by the Hoosier Company to double the sales. Tin- chance may never come again. Next week you will have to pay the regular lei ins. $1.00 Puts It in Your Home If you are delighted with lt. pay us thc bal am <. or $1.00 weekly. Th?? soon cleans up the balanc? that Is due; no cxtrc to pay. If you're not delighted you ge?, every p-wny back. This Picture of "WHITE BEAUTY" given yon only an incomplete idea of Ita convenience. You can ifick out a few of its 4P labor-saving de vices. Von get some Idea of Us handy arrangement nnd its great capacity, but you can't tell Its beauty of llnlsh or its rigid con struction. Come In right away. Let us show you how easily it cornea npart for cleaning; how every nook and corner is ahso lately sanitary. Thia sale ls fast nearing its end. Judging from the first few duya of Hie sal", our entire allotment, will be gone sooner than we expected, possibly hy tomorrow night. Decide Now While $1.00 Pays the Bill Another Day May Be Too Late ? Decide whether you can afford to go on wasting energy which you and "your family cannot afford to spare. 800,000 women already own Hoosiers. Women In your neighborhood are making up their minds now. Make up your mind, too. ('onie down and look thin cab'net over bet?re ou let this oppor tunity nlip by. It is thc chance of a lifetime. ?MS) HimtfUmtiMt PEOPLES NEW FURNITURE CO. TO THE PUBLIC: We authorize thia limited sale of Hoosier Cabinets this week only for $1 down? $1 weekly-at the fixed cash price. THE HOOSIER MFG. C0.v New Castle. Ind. A. . Austin.'B. O. Evans & "o.. Sulli van Hardware Co.. The Lesser Co., Evans Pharmacy, T. L. Cely Co.. Mrs. B. Graves Boyd. The Owl Drug Co., Walter H. Kccse & Co. To Act for Standard Oil in Sinking of Tanker. R. C. Volt 1? secretary of tho Standard Oil company and head ot the marino department. As such ha wu] havo the deciding voice in the action of thc company lu connection with the torpedoing of the Gulf Re fining Company tanker Gulflight ott the Scilly Islands. The Gulf Refining Company Ja a ' subsidiary of the Sunda. A Oil. and the shipping of oil from Texas la a part of the business of Mr. Veit aa head of that depart ment of the great business. Mr. Veit ls a thorough going American who baa worked bis way to the leaders among the Standard Oil Officials by bis own energy sad ability. Suburban Market New, Clean, Sanitary, Pleasing Fresh Meats and Fish Country Produce of the very best grades only, lish dressed, and cleaned perfectly without additional expense. Free and Quick Delivery Anywhere. S. C. HAYNIE ?nd R. B. TUCKER, Prop?. 4 57 W. Market Phone 887. CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER! MAKES YOU SICK ANO SALIVATES "Dodson's Liver Twit" Starts Your Um Better Than Calomel and You Don't Lose i Dai s Work .Liven np ymir sluggieh liver! j Feel line and cheerful; make your werk a {leesure; be vigorous ?nd 'full of ?mM ion. But like h,^ nasty, dangerous calomel l*>rau*e lt malera you sick and you may loee a day'? work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which ??uses necrosis of the l*>n*?. Calomel crasheti into ?our ?bile lil. dynamite, breaking it up. That'? when you feel that awful nausea and'err-roping. Listen to rael If you waul to enjoy th? nicest, gentlest " liver ?od bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take, a spoonful} of harmless Dodson's liver Tone tonight Your druggist or dealer neila you a ?0 oent bottle ot Dorise V? Liver Tone under my personal money_, beek gu?rante* that each spoonful wtQ I elvan your sluggish liver better than a doa? of nasty calomel ?pd that lt won't make you sick. . . Dodson's Llt?r Tone ia real liver f?rd;<Mne. You'll know lt next- morning beean*; you will waka up fcMIra fine, your liver will he working: head Arba ?nd dir* i now cone: stomach win ba sw cot and him cia regular. Dodson's Llv?r Tone I? entirely vega table, therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give it to your ' children. Millions of people ere using Dodson's Liver Tone instead ot dangerous eaJomel now. Your druggist will tell you that the ?al? of Calomel ts almost stopped entirely here.