The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, June 06, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Special
Bargains
We have a few sets of buggy harness we
want to sell quick at $8.00 i set. Lots of
good home made bridles at $1.50 each.
Pads 15 and 20 cen'.s each! Stage har
ness, breeching, lines, etc.] cheap. We
manufacture and repair harness and use
nothing but the best leather.\
We are painting buggies ewry day and
giving satisfaction as to prie ?ii nd quality
of work. Let us make your Duggy look
like a new one. Also have a ribber tiring
outfit and use only the best gr\de of rub
ber. \
The celebrated Tyson & Jonis buggies
are arriving almost every weei If you
have never used one yourself ydir neigh
bor has-ask him. We have kipwn this
buggy to be in actual use 15 yeajs. Also
have Moyers, Babcocks, Norm?is, Rock
Hill, etc.-none better. ?
We guarantee every thing we sil to be
as represented. Give us your bus^ess.
Have you a nice pony or horse that you wanto sell; if
so bring them around. We have several wi broken
horses that we want to sell quick, also the nice\pony in
town with perfect qualities. Call around ani let us
show you what we nave* j
Yours for business, I
The Fretwell io.
The Leading
Hardware House
Of The Carolin?
In the selection of our large and varied stock, the first jnsidera
tion is
QU AL1TY
Our unsurpassed warehouse facilities make it possible \ us to
make deliveries
PROMPTLY
Our organization and experience combine to enable us to Je you
the best
PERSONAL SERVIC
SULLIVAN HARDWARE
Anderson, Belton, ' Greville.
The Best of Meats, Fish
Country Produce
Wa ara oat here on West Market street, entirely out of
High Rent District, where we can, and will gran yon aa go?
or better meeta, fish, end country produce as any .one else ci
-and et quite a Big Saving in price. |
Oin* Delivery Service Is Very Good Indeed. ; jj
Try Us Once, And Be Convinced!
Suburban Markei
S. C. HAYNIE end R.B. TUCKER, Props.
457 W. Market Phone 887.1
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Meeting County
Board Tuesday.
There will iit* a meeting of the
county board of commissioners on
Tuesday in the ofllce of Supervisor
King. Tills ls regular muuthlv meet
ing und the regular routine busi
ness will be transacted.
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II.OIH) School Children
Enjoy Ins; VaeafJou.
Approximately ll.ooo children were
enjoying school vacation in Auderson
county, tills being about the number
enrolled at the various schools. An
derson county has 'J'? schools.
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Appointed Summer
School Sr hobt r'-hi p.
Miss ("ora B. Madden of Donalds.
K. P. D. No. 2. bas been appuiuted a
delegate from Anderson county lo
the summer school m Wlnthron Col
lege. The appointment was announc
ed yesterday.
Tourists Registered
At Hotel t !.ii;nola
Mesara. J. P. Dean and Rex Dean
CANNING SCHOOL GAME
IO CLOSE YESTERDAY
GIRLS HAVE RETURNED TO
, THEIR HOMES BETTER PRE
PARED FOR WORK
SALE OF GOODS
College to Take Tomatoes in
Pay for Tuition-School
Was Great Success.
The three days' canning school
came to a close yesterday morning at
tl.e Anderson College and those in
charge themselves as being highly
elated with its success. The girls
were dismissed early In the morning
and most of them left soon after for
their respective homes after having
been instructed for three days In how
to can tomatoes, how to care for their
plants and mauy other useful things.
. The school bas done nindi for them
socially. Having the use of the dor
mitories of the college and staying
there all the time, they have been
another. huVe become Imbued with a
?lew spirit for their work and have
been benefitted by the ideas express
ed between themselves.
MISB (?arlington, wno bas had
charge of the school said yesterday
that she was more than pleased with
this the first Behool of Us kind in
th;county. She asked that thc girls
be Beat and that Urey bring food with
them and the mothers in the county
responded to the call more eagerly
than she bad hoped for. They ha vu
feasted on the good thlugs furnished
by the girls and there was enough
left to run the school several duys
longer.
Mrs. Johnston, housekeeper at the
college stated yesterday at the close
of the school that if any of the stu
dents wanted to attend -the Anderson
College next season, canned tomatoes
would be accepted in payment for
tuition. This is a very liberal offer
and no doubt will be taken advantage
of.
REVIVAL SERVICES
WILL BEGIN TODAY
At St. John's Methodist Church
With Rev. Baxter McLendon
Preaching.
This morning at 11:30 the Rever
end Baxter McLendon will preach the
first of his series of sermons ii this
city at the St. John's Methodist
church. Ile comes to this city highly
recommended and it ls hoped that the
four weeks' meeting in this city will
do wonderful good.
The services will be conducted at
St. John's Methodist church until tho
tent, which has beengst St. Matthews
ls erected. Every one has a cordial
Invitation to these services.
Engineers Convention Ends.
Cleveland, Juno B.-The Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers ended
its first tribunlal convention here
today. It wan decided to cut the
number of delegates in half at the ne>
convention.
NOTICE
"In c. .1er to encourage nog raising
in And?, non county the Farmers and
Merchants Bank will be pleased to
loan money to yoong fenner boys
with which to boy a pair of hogs of
good strain of blood and in this way
euable you to make a beginning in
hog raising. We will also be glad to
aid you in getting cattle of good stock
to raise from. We will siso sid you
as far aa we can In finding and pur
chasing the hogs and cattle. We will
lend you this money at a very mod
erate rate of Interest.
- The business if properly looked si
tar will be self-sustaining In a little
while and will then become a source
profit."
."Recpoctfully,
"J. I. BROWNLEE,
"Cashier."
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ar,, registered at tho Hotel Cbtquola
from West Point, Miss. They wen;
to Richmond to attend the reunion
and are on their day home, having
made tiie trip by automobile.
Farmers Ready tn
Have Grain Threshed.
Mr. I.ulph Drake was In tho city
yesterday and stated that all tlit* farm
ers in Iiis section hail grain harvest
ed and were ready to have it thresh
ed, lie saya 1 hut lie expects to make
tiUO bushels on Ho acres and that his
brother. Mr. Wade Urake, will make
about _,000 bushels on 90 acres. They
expect to sell theirs through the An
derson grain elevator.
Anderson to
Have Sew Tonrem.
The Peace-Masters company. Just
south of Anderson, has been commis
sioned with u capital stock of $3,000.
The petitioners are J. P. Peace, .1.
N. Musters and A. H. Masters. They
will do a general merchandise, coal
and wood business, milling and buy
ing and selling cattle.
PAVING OFFICIALS
STATE THAT WORK WILL BE
GIN IN FEW DAYS AND
WILL GO FORWARD
?NEED 200 GOOD MFN
Have Not Yet Decided Where!
Asphalt Plant Will Be
Situated.
Mr. S. L. Craney. general superin
tendent and Mr. ll. M. Mertz. travel
ing representative of the Southern
Paving Construction company of I
Chattanooga, Tenn., arrived in the |
city yesterday from Citai lotte, N. C., |
where they had been for the past few
days submitting bids to the Southern
Public Utilities company for the con
j tract to pave the street car tracks In
this city.
As ls well known these repr?senta
tives come to Anderson for the pur
pose of getting the work started on
j lev paving whicli ls to be done hore
j They stated yesterday that they ex
pected to break dirt within a few
days and once started the work
would go right on through and they
thought it could be finished hy De
cember 1. They expect to use almost
entirely local help and will prob
ably have _U0 men on the pay roll.
It bas been said that tho Pine
Ridge, the Charleston and Western
I Carolina and the Piedmont and North
ern railways will each offer locations
for the asphalt plants but it will he
a few days yet before a decision is
made In the matter.
ELKS LEAVE MONDAY
FOR CHARLESTON TRIP
Have Engaged Special Pullman
and About 25 Expected to
Take Trip.
About 20 or 25 members of the local
Elks lodge will leave on Monday af
ternoon for Charleston where they
will attend tho State convention in
that city which convenes on Tues
day morning. A special Pullman h is
j been engaged and will be attached to
the 4:43 train over the Blue Ridge
Anderson Elks will be Joined at Bel
ton by Elks from Greenville. All
'atong the line they will be Joined by
[ members and from Columbia to Char
leaton they will travel on a special
I train which will arrive in Charleston
I about 7 o'clock.
The Charleston lodge has planned
great time for the visiting Elks, In
! eluding a boat ride over the harbor,
I a tri?, to the Magnolia gardens, a sea
food banquet at the Isle of Palms,
etc., and a. great time ls expected.
IDEATHS I
Death of Infant.
The little three months old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rodgers]
of the Anderson mill died on Friday j
night. Interment was made yester
day afternoon at Silver Brook ceme
tery.
HEW SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
Piedmont and Northern Trains Follow
Hew Hoars.
It will be well to remember that
the new schedule, on the Piedmont
and'.Northern becomes effective today.
The arrival and departure of the
trains will be as follows:
Arrivals: titi a. m.; 9:25 a. m..
11:40 a- m., 1:10 p. m., .1:40 p m.,
g. p. m., 6:50 p. m.. and T0:20 p. m.
Departures: 8:25 a. m., 9:25 a. m..
19:30 a. m., 12:01 p. m., ? 30 p. m.,
1:50 p. a., 5:40 p. m., and 0:15 p.
Hand Painted Salad Bowls
For June Brides
Th.->re is nothing handsomer, more appropriate or more appreciated as a wedding present
than Leant if ul Chinu.
This Special Cut Price Sale
At this time is a great opportunity for those who buy wedding presents for the
JUNE BRIDE
Will sell any Bowl in the house at n discount of 33 1-3 per rent for 10 days beginning Sat
urday, June the Sth. None charged, none delivered, norn* sohl over the phone, come and
get them.
A PARTIAL LIST OF SALAD BOWLS IN THIS SALE
Regular This Sale
Bowls.$1.50 $1.00
Bowls.$2.00 $1.34
Bowls.$2.25 $1.50
Bowls.$2.50 $1.67
Bowls. . . . .$2.75 $1.84
Regular
Bowls.$3.00
Bowls.$3.25
Bowls.$3.50
Bowls.$4.00
Bowls.$4.50
Bowls.$5.00
This Sale
$2.00
$2.17
$2.34
$2.67
$3.00
$3.34
Compare our selection with any other, and observe their
superiority in weight, workmanship, variety and beauty. Get
them from your Uncle Johnny,
all the time.
AUSTIN'S
On the Square
Under the Temple
mk
First Photograph of Victim of German Gas at Hil! No. 60.
This photograph ls the first to ar- by the Germans near Ypres. This because neither he nor any others had
rive in the United States showing a soldier waa behind hts embankment, ?j>?r,enced such a thing before, lin
of the chlorine gas turned on the at Hill No. 00 when he was overcome ?^?? T? fi,"Ky i'^'mere
Frene hand Hrltlsh trenches April '-'2 by the gas. Not knowing tho danger, after the Germans were driven cut.
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JUNE
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