The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, July 07, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
FUERENTED I M 15 lt I ? i. A
Employees of MattresH Factory (ihr
One to Mr Muldrow.
The employees of tho Anderson
mattress factory yesterday presented
Mr. W. J. Muldrow with a handsome
gold mounted umbrella. When seen
at the store of Walter ll. Keene yes
terday Mr. M ubi row';; Initials Wf.o
being engraved on the hundi?.
This proser/ was given to Mr. Mul
drow to express appreciation nf tho
courtesies and kindnesses shown tho
employees.
PROVING NUrcFSSFUL
Gas Store For Heating Water at At
kinson's.
The gas stove which was installed
by the Anderson Gas company nt At
kinson's ice cream parlor for the pur
pose of heating water ls proving a
great success.
The stove 1B called an Instantan
eous heater and will furnish with hot
water which adds greatly to tho san
itary features of this new place.
CHICHESTER S PIUS
. * "K Ul A MONO IIBAWO. X
/'CLXdSfe ?'..!. in 11*4 ?ml *t*U mrlitlkVir/
f?SS* b? -m, ?e?l*d ?Ith I;luo kit-boo. Vi
V. *\.RV nWfiWSTS l^RYWiEaf
Wear
Fitted perfectly hy our corsetiere
I3.C0 to $1'2.B0
Mrs. B. Graves Boyd
We Should Drink Lol
Noted Ai
m
Recommends a Spoon
Breakfast to
Uric ncH In meat excites th?
become overworked, get sluggish,
like lumps of lead. Thc urine lb
the bladder is Irritates, and you
to seek relief two or three times fi
When the kidneys clog you must
off the body's uriooua waste or ;
nick person shortly. At first >
misery m the kidney region, y
backache, sick headache, dizzinc
?our, tongue coated and you
(twinges when the weather is bat
> ? Eat lesa meat, drink lots of
farm any pharmacist four ounce
Qaks* a ?nleapoonful. io . <
riooth, fragrant and refreshing-,
ch or leave any unpleasant ciga
:d choice Turkish anet choice
>omcstic tobaccos, more to your
king than either kind of tobacco
moked straight 1
Compare Camels, puff by puif,
/ith any cigarette in the world*
"ut your taste, then youl! under
tand why men everywhere prefer
iem. No premiums or coupons,
e ca use cost of tobaccos blended in
acsc cigarettes prohibits their use?
CAMELS mmtt 2O for ?Oe. If your
d?al*r can't ?apply you, ?und 10c for
ona package or SI .OO for a carton of
tan package* (200 cigarattat), **nt
po?tagaprapaid. If aftmr ?making
ona pucka*? you arm not Jtlightad
with CASSELS. TTiurm tho ot har
nina packagma and wa wilt raf und
your dollar and pott au*
rOBACCO CO., Wiarton-Salem, N. C.
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? STANDING OF THE CLUBS. ?
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*+*??+++?+*++*?*+?+ ? + +
Sontb Atlantic.
Won. Lost P. C.
A UK ii nt ii
folunihiiK . .
Columbia . .
Charleston .
Havannah ..
Albany .. .
Macon .. .
Jacksonville
16
14
13
13
10
9
9
7
goatherd
Won.
Memphis. 44
New Orleans. 44
ilirminghnm. 42
Nashville. 44
Chattanooga. 35
Atlanta. 34
Mobile. 32
Little Rock. 29
7
9
9
10
13
13
15
14
LOBt.
31
32
32
35
42
41
44
4ti
096
r.oy
:.9i
660 I
435
409
375
333
P. C.
681
579
568
667
455
453
421
387
American.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Chicago. 47 20 C44
Boston. 40 24 625
Detroit. 44 28 611
New York. 35 35 500
Washington. 32 34 485
I'hlaiielphla. 26 43 377
St, Louis. l*i 43 377 \
Cleveland. ?? 43 368
HattoaaV
? ?~ - *~ ~Wcat Lost V.C.
Chicago. 8? 29 674
Philadelphia ...... 35 28 666
Ht. Louis. 38 3? 521
Pittsburgh. 34 33 507
Brooklyn. 33 35 485
Cincinnati. 30 34 469
New York. 27 34 443
Boston. 30 38 411
FederaL
Won. Lost P. C.
Kansas city. 43 30 583
|St. JLouls. 40 28 5881
Chicago .. '. 41 31 6*19 !
Pittsburgh. 38 31 561
Newark. 37 34 521
Brooklyn. 31 41 431
Buffalo. 28 46 378
Haltlmoro. 26 44 371
ALTS!
S BACK
ts of Water and Eat
jthority on Kidney Di
ful of lad Salts In Gb
Stimulate Kidneys an
the Uric Acid
> kidneys, they
, nelie, anti feel
cromes cloudy,
nay be obliged
urinjMh*? night,
help them flush
you'll be n real
ou feel a ?hil!
ou suffer from
m. stomach pf is
feel rheumatic
?.
water; also get
s of .lad Snits;
rf water before
.breakfast for ? I
then act fine. rJ
the acid of graf
with li thia, and
io clean ?Jogge*
to normal ac tivi
tn urine, so it nc
thus ending bind
Jud Salts is ii
a delightful effcr
everyone should
kidneys clean i
tbey sell lola of,
overcoming kid
trouble. .
RUFUS FANT, JR., WILL il
OPEN?PUI OFFICE
Wtil be in Cox-Townsend Build
ing-It Member of South
Carolina Legislature.
Mr. Rufus Kant. Jr., member of
the general assembly from Anderson
county an?) a recent graduate in the
law department of South Carolina uni
versity, will open up u law office in
tlie Cox-Townsend building Thurs
day munnin'. Mr. Kant recently
passed tb(. state bar association ex
amination in Columbia.
Mr. Kant will occupy one of the
rooms of tho law firm of Cochran and
Quattlebaum but bis will be a dis
tinct and separate office and will not
be conducted in connection with the
above firm.
Mr. Kant is the son of MT. and
Mrs. Rufus Kant of this cl'./. Ile ls
n graduate of clemson College of t??
elas? 1913 and his popularity is at
tested to by thc fact that he was
elected a member of the South Caro
lina legislature lust summer. Ile is a
young man of a pleasing personallt"
und ls orin of the best known young
business men of Anderson.
Mr. Kant will doubtless build up a
largo and lucrativo pructice in this
section of the state.
11 iimboli, Kan.-Fred Norton woa
d-owned in the N'eosho river by th?,
upsetting of a bout. That night Mrs.
J. H. Shields dreamed she saw the
body. The following morning she
went a mlle down tho river and found
it hanging to a cable which extended
Into tho rive?".
Love Adair, Pure and Simple.
It Koos without saying that Miss
Genevieve Clark didn't marry Tor
money since her husbund is a newspa
per man.-O-eenwood Journal.
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? YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. ?
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Nat lonni League.
At Brooklyn 3; Boston 2.
At Brooklyn 4; Posion 3.
At Philadelphia - New York r>.
At Pittsburgh 1; St. I .on bi 2.
At l'h i ra KI) Cincinnati 4; first
gume fourteen innings.
At Chicago 2; Cincinnati 2; second
game seven innings, darkness.
A m er Iran League.
At New York G; Philadelphia 7.
At Cleveland 6; Detroit 7.
At St. Louis 2; Chicago 12.
At Mosten 4; Washington 1.
At 'Boston 4; Washington 1.
Federal League.
AA Brooklyn fi; Buffalo 1.
At Baltimore 1; Newark 7.
At Kansas City 1; St. Louis 0.
No others scheduled.
Southern League.
At Birmingham 5; Mobile 4.
At Atlanta 4; New Orleans 0.
At Atlanta 0; New Orleans 3. Both
games seven innings by agreement.
No others scheduled.
South Atlantic League.
At Charleston 3; Macon 0. /
At Columbia 3; Columbus 2; ten in
nings.
At Savannah 0; Jacksonville 4; five
Innings rain.
At Augusta 2; Albany 1.
At ApuguBta 2; Albany 1; second
gamo eight Innings by agreement.
IR
Less Meat, Says
isofders
tss of Water Before
d Eliminate
W days and your kidneys wul
this famous salts is made from
ses :?nd lemon juice, combined
has been used for generations
1 kidneys and stimulate them
ty, also to neutralize the acida
t longer is a source of irritation,
Ider weakness.
.expensive, cannot injure, makes
vesccnt lithla-water drink which
take now and then to keep the
ind. active. Druggists here say
Jad Salts to folks who believe in
ney trouble while it is only
SABBATH SCHOOL CONFER
ENCE MEETS IN THIS CITY
JULY 8.
MANY DELEGATES
Are Expected and Good Speakers
Have Been Secured-Several '
Churches to be Represented.
Tho following program of the Sab
bath school conference o fthe Asso
ciated Reformed Presbyterian
churches of this section which meets ,
in tho A. K. P., church In this city
July 8, has been announced by Rev.
J. M. Garrison:
Theme; Growth.
10 a. m.-Devotional exercises.
Spirituality and S. S. growth, An
derson school.
H>:30 a. m.-The field as sugges
tive of the need of S. S. growth. Rev.
J. P. Presslev.
11 a. m.-*Tht} teachers' contribu
tion to S. S. growth, Rev. S. J.
Hood.
11:30 a. m.-The primay teach
ers* opportunity, Miss Agnes Devin.
IatennlsHlon.
1:30 p. m.-Devotional exercises,
A II uc^rson school.
2 p. m.-Every member of the
church in some d?partirent of the
school, Mrs. J. I. Brownlee.
2:30 p. m.-The grand purpose or
the S. 8. effort. Rev. II. B. Blakely.
Good Speakers.
These speakers will come with good
messakes. Let every pastor, superin
tendent and teacher make a sacrifice,
if such Is necessary, to be at this
conference.
Have just as many members of your
congregation to come as possible.
Please appoint a large number from
your congregation, send their names
to me and I will glvie them to the
committee. We hope to have a confer
ence that will bring blessing to every
S. S. in our district. Think about it,
plan for lt, pray for lt and come to it.
J. M. Garrison.
MISSIONARY HON
AI CALHOUN FALLS
Program of Meeting to be Held
July 8-10-Full Attendance
Requested.
Fellowing is the program for the
meeting of the Women's Missioaarl
meetlnng of the Abbeville Baptist as
sociation, which will he heM In Hie
Baptist church at Calhoun Falls, July
8th to lOtb:
Thursday Evening.
8:15-Devotional and executive
committee meeting.
10 a. m.-Praise, service and f/reet
ing by pastor.
Roll call-loading of constitution
and by-laws.
Greeting from state president.
Superintendent's address and chart
report.
Report of division presidents.
Report of chairman of mission
study- r?Irs. J. A. Osborne.
Report of personal Bervice and dis
cussion-Miss Emeline Thornhill.
Condensed report of division vice
president and report of western divis
ion Institute-Mrs. Marale W. Till
man.
Western division school, Ed I ato Aca
demy-Mrs. C. C. FuU?r, Jr.
Message 'rom Miss Heck, president
of Southern W. M. U., recited by Miss
Margaret Cook.
South Carolina's standing In South
ern union.
Reading of associational policy for
next year.
Open con f eren ce jpn W. M. 8.. work.
-Miss Emeline Thornhill.
Appointment of committee-Focess.
Friday Afternoon.
Devotional.
Address by associated superinten
dent of v. W,. Auxiliary.
Message from State superintendent
of Y. W.. A.
Training school report-Miss Ruth
Howie.'
Message from our training school
girl-Miss Carrie Littlejohn. -
Settlement work-Misses Pinson
and Thornhill.
Message from mission study super
intendent-Mrs. Joel T. Rice.
Demonstration ot mission study
Miss Sue Terry.
Open discussion.. ?
A message from Mrs. S?. L. Wat
son of Brazil.
Prayer.
Friday B vee tag.
Address and Radioptlcon lecture on
Holy Land.
Saturday.
10 a. m.-Devotional. Minutes.
Report on Margaret fand-Mrs. G.
M. Anderson:
Roport on Uterfcturo and pross.
Mrs. E. C. Horton.
Foport on obituaries.-Mrs. O. A.
Traylor.
Address of associate superintendent
T. P. 8.
Message from state superintendent
Roys.i Ambassador work.-Mrs. E.
Cr., pen ter.
A Pible lesson taught and illustr?t
es- Miss Ruth Piesoo.
Open conference-Methods, means
ead ideals of Sunbeam work.
Presentation of associational policy.
Prayer. Recess.
Classified
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All advertisement over twen<y-nv
word. Antes on 1,000 words to
tton,
No advertisement taken for l?e*
If yoar name appear* tn the tole
yonr want ad to 821 and a bill will
prompt payment.
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WHEN YOU can not see right step in
our Optical Department and get just
the Glasses you need. Complete
grinding plant. Kyes scientifically
tested. Dr. M. IC Campboll, Louisa
S. Hllgenbooker, assistant, 113 W.
Whittier St., Ground Floor.
THE CITADEL
The Mlltarj College of Heath Carolina
Announced as "Distinguished Mill
fry College" by V. S. War Depart
ment.
Full courses in Civil Engineering,
Sciences, English and Modern Lan
guages.
Confers B. S. and C. E. degrees.
All expenses pay cadets from South
Carolina $282 a year.
Two scholarships worth $300 each
are vacant from Anderson county, and
will be filled by competitive examina:
tion at tlie county seat on the 13th
clay ot August, 1915.
For necessary information and
blanks apply to
COL. 0. J. BOND,
The Citadel, Charleston, g. C.
? OPEN NOSTRILS! i END \\
A COLO OR CATARRH : :
i i ' i \
\ \ How To Get Relief Wham Head ; ?
\\ and Nose are Stuffed Up. o
IV . n
?
Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freeiy. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage of the. head, sooth
ing and healing the swollen or in
flamed membrane, giving yon Instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic Don't slay stuffed up
and miserable. Relief la sure.
FI
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Of the
And the
ISLE: OF
Via Blue
Southern Railway, Pren
Walhalla, Anderson, Alston and a
schedule and Excursion Farest
II. It. R. R. No. 19
Lv Walhalla ... 7 rt* a. sa* $34.30
West Calen 7*06 4M
Seneca ..7s*& 4M
Cherrys Creasing. HUasuHM
Pendleton ....... 7tSt 443
Antun.8lM ??3
!>e?*er.8zl2 aas
Andersen'".".'*..'.V. Etti 4M
Ar Belton.tte? -
Lv Relton.ttM * 4M
Honea Path.ttl* tja
Donalds.Dst? 8.73
Shoal? Junction... tilt 8.73
Abbevilee. 9:M 3.73
Special Tram Leaves Columbia Sxl?
Excursion tickets will he good ge
mentioned above and will he good ret
laclndibg morning trains leaving Chat
Ample coaches will he provided a
ably handle the excursionists.
Snead a week-end at the ISLE (
sad restaurants.
Ranrtug eery nit ernenn and %' ?i
CONTINUOUS CONCERTS BY THE
Remember,, Yan Hare F0
MAKE UP YOUR PARTIES 1
Fer farther InfonaaUen i
YT. E. MeOEE,
Asst. Sen, Pass A gt.
Cele***, & fe
I.
ising Rates
Im? Xi cen*?, Yhreo Times BO cents,
. words prorate tor each additional
be used In a nontu made on supu
tan? ts cents, rash la advance.
phone directory yea can t?l?phone
be malled after ita insertion for
WANTS
WANTED-You to know that I am
Btill on the job with the best wood
and coal on the market, if you
don't believe lt try me. W. O.
I 'liner. Phone 649. Successor tn
Piedmont Coal and Wood Co.
M6-tX.
FOR RENT
TOR SENT-The livery std!- ?orner
reopioH und Church St. ls for rent.
Thia ls known as the McGee Stable.
lt is in first class* condition to be
used as a stable or it can be chang
ed to suit any other line of busi
ness. See me at once If you want
the building. J. E. Jarton. 6-7-0t.
FOR SALE
FOR HALE-Bull pups seven weeks
old. Prce reasonable. W. L. Perry,
out White street, one mlle southeast
of Anderson. 7-4-3tp
FOR SALE-Pure Mountain Grown
Lookout Mountain Seed Potatoes
the very best variety for July plant
ing. Forman Smith, deedsman,
Phone 464.
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Your Attention
Please !
We can still supply yon with N'ancj
Hall Potato Plants st $1.60 per 1,000
It is not too late to plant Potatoes
You can set them out up to 15 July
and make good crop. So come oheai
and get tho plants.
We have for today fresh pole beaus
cabbage, onions, large bell peppers
frying chicken?, eggs, butter, frost
pineapples, fresh Qi b, etc.
Pobns up, 117. Lellvery prompt. Wc
I close 10 to ll each morning this week
I Phone us carly.
CF. POWER & SON
RST
irssion
Season
TON, S. C.
! Famous
Ridge and
lier Carrier sf the South
July S,
n Intermedalte points, ea the following
Hedges .9:18 Ml
Greenwood..10:15 &5<
New Harket ....10:20 ?Al
Ninety Sk.10tS2 8JK
Dysons .10:11 Ul
Cfcaneells. 10:66 &?
Old Town.11:00
ri!?7?r Stseat .... ll ?18 8.1:
Newberry.11:88 8.0t
Prosperity .llt&S Ul
' Pomarle.12:10 p.m* HJSi
Peak .12:24
Alston.12t80 8.71
i Ar Columbia .IsSS -
R. HW Arrives Charleston 7:16 P. H.
la? eely ea trains aad special scheda?'
urning; ea asy regalar tra?a up ta am
testae Tuesday, Joly 18,1016.
a all trate scheduled above ta comfort
)F PALHS wi*? tts marv lucent hetefc
it ia the largest PavtlHoa ta the Seeth
NOTED HETZERS MILITARY BANK
DB DAYS at the Seashore,
"OR A D.'MOHTFUL OUTING,
spply te Ticket Agents or
W. R. TABES,
Tray. Pass. Aft
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PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
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C. GADSDEN SAYRE
Architect
405-406 Bleckley BuUding
Anderson, S. C.
Chisholm, Trowbridge & Saggs
DENTISTS
New Theatre Building
W. Whittier SL
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My! My!!
What Sincere
Flattery
-this continual
procession of
imitators of
Bottled
ATKINSON'S
DRUG STORE
? : %?$? -
Rapidly growing Into popular
ity.
Open only two weeks, but
watch the crowds and follow
them.
There is a reason for thia
rapid growing business.
Our friends ask us how we
do it.
Give us a call, and tho problesi
ia. easily solved.
t.. .. r -, ? ;j= ;.^^^?.v5asi
Meet your friends hera, they
want to forget their troubles,
too.
Fine Proscription Work a Spe
cialty.
WM. E. ATKINSON
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