NOW FOR THE HOI^flF RUN Discriminatin& buyers appreciate the bar
I ?- - gains we are giving. We are glad to give to
those who appreciate it. We are now offering many articles for less than half the former price. Many merchants are taking ad
vantage of this sale. No lying or humbuging about it-WE ARE SELLING OUT. MUST VACATE THE 31st.
OSBORNE & PEARSON
PUBLIC SQUARE . ANDERSON, S. C.
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OTHER PRIZES GIVEN
IN THE BIG CONTEST
Four Other Leading Candidates
Will bc Awarded Valuable
Articles.
Four contestants tn Hie cigarette
coupon motorcycle contes! which was
recently put on in this city were
made hap?y iyoV??;-day when they re
ceived nert's that tiley would also bc
awarded .prct?S.'
It will he, remembered that Mr.!
Forman tioef ? itfoii the motorcycle
flitch was oiTered, he having re
ceived thu largest number of votes.
He was awardud tho machine yester
day.
Four other leading contestant?
were: Messrs. J. Olin Handers, H.
W. Bowen, I*jiig and Jackson. Lig
gett and Meyers Tobacco company
yesterday announced that thc tint
two of the above contestants would
ench receive an Indiuu motorcycle
and that the latter two would receive
Columbia grafanolas.
Mr. W. J. King, division manager
of the company waB in the city yes
terday and ho mated that this was
done because fie contest hud taken
on such proportions and these men
had worked so li a rd. lie stated that
the company considered (hi-, the most
nun '.ul contest that had ever been
conducted in the south.
Tho motorcycles and tho grafanolas
have been shipped and are expected
to reach Anderson within the next
few day8. *
H.H. Rosenberg
j TAILOR FOR MEN
134 North Main
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
Devi-loping and printing done tty artist*. Mott
beautiful work guaranteed at all time*.
Satisfaction Or No Charga.
Developing, 10c Per Film.
Printing. Prims 2 1.4x3 1.4. 3c: 2 1-2x4 1.4,
ic; I 1.4x5 1.2, 6c Quick delivery. Berni one
him to teat our ?enrice.
AGENTS WANTED
LIGON DRUG <\, Spartanburg, S. .C.
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Revival services began at this plact
on last I>'rlday night and will continu*
through this week. Kev McCuen ls be
lng ably assisted by Rev. Crawford
pastor of First Baptist church of Pel
zer. We are glad to have all wh(
wisli io attend these meetings.
Miss Cleo Cox and brother of White
field npent Wednesday at the home o:
Miss Stoddard Bruce,
j Misses Lola Copeland and Annh
Breazeale spent last week in Easlcy
j Misa Jellie Thompson of Green
wood arrived in Cheddar tills weel
and will make her home with' hoi
father. Mr. Tandy Thompson, win
came here a short willie ago.
Th?? friends, of Miss Lydia Mo
il rogo ry and Mr. Edgar Kelley wer?
surprised to hear of their marriage
on yesterday. The bride ls the oldest
(laughter of Mr. Thomas Mcf?regorj
of this placo and ls a very icvubl?
j young girl. The groom is an indus
trions young business man of Pelzet
and has many friends here who wisl:
iiiui and his bride a happy successful
life.
Misses May Arnold of Greenville
Maggie Wright and Frances White ol
Belton, and Messrs. Rufus Shirley
Will Kay and Jeter ' Armstrong ol
Belton were guests at'the home ol
Mr. J. J. Copeland sunday.
Mr. Willis Johnson of Ware Shoals
is in Cheddar this Week,.
Mr. Larry Campbell and MIBS Ruby
Hlotl of 'Whitefield were guests ol
Mass Madge Mahafl'ey Tuesday.
Mr. E. W. Lollls of Honea Path is
attending services herc this week.
iSallie May. the little two weelu
old baby of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Busby
died on Monday afternoon and was
burled at Cedar Grove on the follow
ing day. The little one lived just
long enough for 'thc parents to learn
to love it dearly and then God took
it to live in'the Beautiful city with
mm. ;
WANTED-ISSUES OF SEMI-WEEK
LY INTELLIGENCER OF MAI
?1ST AND MAY ?ST?, BRING OE
MAIL TO INTELLIGENCER OF
FICE AT ONCE.
"JOSIAH'S COURTSHIP."
Force Corned v at Union School House
Friday Night.
"Josiah's Courtship," A farce com
edy in four acts, Will be played at
Union sci un) i house, Friday night,
August 13, beginning at 8:30 o'clock.
A sinai! admission will be charged.
PASTORS ABE PLEASED
WI1H CLEMSON COURSE
SEND OUT LETTER URGING
RURAL PREACHERS TO
ATTEND
200 STUDENTS
President and They are Making n
Good Showing-Very Instruc
tive Work Done.
T?e ministers who are attending tho
summer school at Clemson College are
so thoroughly impressed with the
viilue of the course to thc country
ministers that they have written a let
ter urging that other ministers come
to the college for the course. The
letter follows:
'.Having accepted thc invitation of
Mr. W. W. Long, head of t'.ie exten
sion division of Clemson College, and
Kev. W. H. Mills, spec ia! collabora
tor lu country church work, to attend
the summer school of Clemson Col
lege offering a special course to pas
tors of rural churches we would call
the attention of pastors throughout
the state to sumo important facts:
the gronds of the college arc beautiful,
the climate superb, and ? every ar
rangement has been made for thc
comfort of the pastors, as weil as for
the farmers and the corn club boys
now in attendance. The more than
two hundred students now present,
while not so.much in evidence as the
large cadet student body, are a hen)
thy and enthusiastic body of men and
boys. ' Already we have been carried
into new fields of thought and investi
gation which of necessity must in
crease the usefullness and efficiency
of ths earnest pastor.
"There is no thought of minimizing
in any particular the primary pur
pose of tho ministry of bringing men
into the knowledge of the truth as
it ls m Jesus Christ, but, Inasmuch as
physical mon are,living in a physical
world we recognise the fact that the
field Xor our services is a larger one
than we have realized in thc past.
To say that we haVo been pleased
with the course so far is to put it
mildly, and we would earnestly urge
that the pastors of the country
churches take advantage of thc op
portunity and spend at least one week
here;
"G. W. Davis.
"P. A. Murray,
"T. W. Malphrus,
"D.H. Everett.
"J. A. White.
"J. W. Walling,
I "L. H. Gardner,
"P. H. Itussoy,
"S. C. Morris. -
"J. D. HugglP?.
Look How (
Stand Thi
CONTEST UNDERWENT FEw!
CHANGES ON THIRD
DAY
V,;
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CLOSES ? TUESDAY
Announcement of Winner Will be
Made in Sunday's Paper, Au
gust 12, With Picture.
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STANDING Of CANDIDATES ?
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* MIBS Rosamond Hurdlne.2.1H0 *
+ Miss Lon Ellin I.lgou. . .2.010 *
? Miss Frances Tri obie_1,050 +
* Miss Carrie Fretwcll_ 590 *
+ Miss Lola Dell Ramsey.. 220 *
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Yes, yesterday was also another big
day in the voting contest. The pret
tiest young lady is aoon to be select
ed to represent Anderson county in
thc state-wldo contest to select tho
most beautiful kiri In South Curolina
who will be crowned "Queen" of the
: I cou
? T?HS COUPON IS GOOD
$ MISS v.:!:.:.:,.
t . in '.?
x . whom I consider the most beaut
? who have been nominated for the
% for Anderson county in the Slate
+ for the Harvest Jubilee.
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?H?tvfvm?v*f*?*v ? ? *
Southern
Won. Lost. P. C.
New Orleans. CG 45 691
Birmingham. 58 51 532
Nuuhvlllo. 60 53 531
Mcmphts. 63 49 563
Chattanooga. 47 62 431
Atlanta..52 56 4SI
Mobil? .... .... 51 59 464
Little Rock 45 66 406
American.
Won. Lost. P. CL
Boston. CG 35 653
Detroit. 64 39 . 622
Chicago. 62 40 608
Washington. 54 49 524
Now York. 49 50 495
Cleveland.30 6* 390
St.. Louie. 39 64 379
Philadelphia ..... 33 69 324
NatlonaL
Won. Lost- P. C
Philadelphia. 53 45 541
Brooklyn '. 64 60 519
Pittsburgh. 52 49 515
Chicago. 52 49 615
Boston. 52 50 610
New York. 49 49 500
St. Louis. 49 67 462
Cincinnati. 43 57 430
FeeeraL
Won. Lost. F.C
Chicago-. 60 45 671
Newark. 58 46 558
Kansas City. 58 46 658
Pittsburgh. 56 45 654
St Louis .. ..... 58 47 644
Brooklyn. 48 60 444
Buffalo. 47 61 436
Baltimore. 36 68 846
THE WOODMEN PICNIC.
Will Be Held At Clemson College
August se.
There scorns to be some misunder
standing In regard to the correct dato
for the big Woodmen picnic which ls
to be held at Clemson College. This
picnic will be held on August 26, and
promises to bo one : of the largest
gatherings of Woodmen that has ever
been held in thin section of the mate.
Members or nil cauvi are request
ed to attond and bring well flited
baskets. Thc Blue Ridge railway will
operate a special train leaving Bel
ton at a convenient boar to carry all
who wish to attend from points atong
the line.
On the return trip the train will
stop at Pendleton to allow the Wood
men and their friends witness aa un
veiling ceremony by tbs local camp
and all are invited to take part.
Candidates
is Morning!
Hervest Jubilee or Mardi Gras, which
will he held in Columbia this full
during the state fair, October 2.V3U
inclusivo.
It is really surprising to see how
much Interest ?B belau shown in this
contest and how various friends and
admirers of the candidates are work
ing for the coupons which entitle
them to 10 votes each. Many called
at The Intelligencer office yesterday
and placed their coupons in tho ballot
box. k
Including today, there arc only live
more days until the contest closes,
which will be midnight on Tuesday,
August 17. As all know, Tlu In
telligencer is not published on Mondny
mornings so in reality there are only
four more days when coupons will
be available.
Now ts the tlmu to clip the counous
and now is tho time to vote them.
No candidate can receive too many.
The better the otart, tito bette* the
finish. After the contest closes The
Intelligencer' will get throe disin
terested men to count and tnbulnte tho
votes as were made from day to day (
?this being done to he absolutely sure
that wo have not made a mistake and
also to warrant that thc contest is
positively on thc Bquare.
Clip tho coupon below. Write thc
name of the most beautiful girl lu
tho contest ou it, and mail or send it
to Tho Intelligencer.
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PON
FOB TEN VOTES FOB
Ifni one of thc eight candidates J
contest to select a representative +
?wide contest to name a ''queen" *
I ? YESTERDAY'S BESULT8. ?
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National League.
At St. Louis 3; Chicago 6.
At Pittsburgh 4; New York 0.
No others scheduled.
. American League.
At New York 4; Cleveland 6.
At Hosten 4; Ht. Louis 0.
Others postponed, rain.
Federal League.
At Brooklyn 8; Kansas City 2;
twelve innings.
At Ne?ark 1; Chicago 2.
Others postponed, rain.
Southern League.
At Little Hock 4; Memphis 9.
At Little Hock 4; Memphis 5; sec
ond game seven innings.?
At Birmingham 0; New Or leant- 8.
At Chattanooga G; Nash vii lo 1.
At Atlanta 0; Mobile 6.
Anderson HUI Wea.
Tho Anderson Mill baseball team
defeated tho Brogon team yesterday
afternoon by the score of 7 to G.
Batteries: Anderson: Dovers and
Gunter; Brogon, Hilliard and Hall.
Natural Mistake.
Officer ?66-Well, what't the trou
ble?
Flatterer-No trouble at all. -
Officer 666-Then what did you
call me for?
Flatterer-I didn't call you.
Officer 666-I distinctly heard a
policeman's Tattle.
Flatterer-You were ' mistaken,
that's all.
Officer 666-Mistake?
Flatterer-Yes. I was winding m jr
dollar watch.-Youngstown Tele
gram.
At The Game.
She-Ob, goody, goody! ; The
pitcher'! hit him at last! Does that
win tbe gamo now?--Penn State
Froth.
Brakeman Wa" Cared. :
F. A. Wootsoy, a railroad brakeman
of Jacksonville, Texas, writes: "I
was .down with kidney trouble and
rheumatism so bad I could hardly get
up when I sst down. I bsd a back
ache all the time and was Imost tired
of living. I saw Foley Klduek Pilla
advertised. I took some and after a
short time I was '. thoroughly cured
sod am having no more trouble."
They act promptly an** help kidneys
throw poisonous waste products out
of the blood. Thousands have writ
ten similar letters. Sold everywhere.
DH. KIN A HD TO SPEAK.
?il! Address ('onercgiitfon in Peu
dicton Sunday.
Dr. .tat?es P. Kinanl. president of
Anderson Cottage stated1 yesterday
morning that lie would go to Pendi?*
ton on Sunday to make an address in
thc Baptist church there.
It wuH .Btated in yesterday's paper
that Mr. Fred M. Burnett would inuku
address there hut Dr. K nrd states
that hu is going to nii..?e a change,
going to Pendleton himself and cav
ing Mr. Bu met go to lebanon.
He-I gueBs I'll go now.
She-One should neve.- guess; ono
rhould always bo sure.-Mlehlguu
Gargoyle._
STC* CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Once.
If your nostrils aro clogged and
your head is stuffed und you breathe
freely because of a cold or catarrh,
Just get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm at. any drug store. Apply a lit
tle of this fragrant, antlspetlc cream
into your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage ot yous
hear, soothing and healing the inflam
ed, swollen mucous membrane and
you get instant relief.
Ah! how good it fctilB. Your nos
trils aro open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snufliing, blowing; no
more headache, dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is Just
what sufferers from head colds and
catarrh need. It's a delight.
The compounding of a prescrip
tion we regard asVmatter of most
serious importance,',,;'%?,.
We use n?Hiin?'but tti? highes^
Quality of Drugs willah have an
swered certain standard tests.
As in drugs-everything else in
the way of medicines-proprie-?
tary remedies tmd toilet necessities
are of the same high standard of
Quality.
Highest Qaulity-Lowest Price;
-together with prompt, efficient,
polite service is. our motto.
Get the habit of coming to the;
Quality Drug Store for your every
need.
W. E. ATKINSON
Proprietor
ii
A Select School For
Your ?Boy
Number Limited to Fifteen
Small Classes Individua) Instruction
il*. >j}t nfl
Thorough and Painstaking Work
. Rates 'Very Reasonable
Address Principal
Fraser Fitting School
Anderson, S. C.
VISIT TALLULAH FALLS, ??
EXCURSION h
SOUTHERNRAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the South
Friday, August 20th, 1915
The First Excursion to TuUuIah Falls, Ga., the Beautiful Garden Spot
of Georgia from
Greenville, Anderson, Westminster and Intermediate Points.
Extremely Low Round Trip Fares
SPECIAL TRAIN
Leave Schedule Bates
fin-em Hie.8:15 A. M..,...$?00
Pasley ....8:45 A. M. &0?
Liberty.8:57 A. M..-.-. M?
Norris.9:05 A.M.. 1.75
Calhoun.?:17 A. M. .
Anderson.8:05 A. KU..
Denver. .8:28 A. M.... ?JM>
Sandy Springs. ... 8J28 A? M.. 1.76
Pendleton....8*9? A. M..... 1.7*
Seneca.5... .??*? A. M.. l^C,
Westminster.9:55 A. M.. LS*.
Arrive Tallulah Falls 12.10 noon.
RETURNING: Special train will leave Tallulah Falb at 6:30 P.
rVi. August 20.
Tickets wfU alas be geed returning all trains due to arrive at starting
point ant later than m Ids lebt et August 23rd. Except tickets will not be.
good from Cornella on No. SS.
This ts year first opportunity tn visit Tallulah Palls and nearby points of
interest such SH Clayton, Mountain City and Franklin.
The Falls ef the Tallulah Hiver, down the successive stages ef which the
waters pings to a depth of four hundred feet lr a single mlle and the marve
lens eha*m which they bare cnt through the bedrock of the Georgia spur of
the Blue Hountaies constitute one of the see sic wonders of America.
You should see thc wonderful power development which does not detract
from the natural scenic beauty but adds greatly to the ottraeOreyrs? of the
place. ? -JU
for further Information rall on your agent, er romamr'rate with
J. lt ANDERSON, Superintendent, W. R. TABEB, T. P. A.,
Andersen, 8 C Greenville, 8. C.
>V. E. McGEE, A. G. F. A.
Columbia, 8, C. _j
SULLIVAN IMiU>WARE CO. *
Anderson, S. C. :-: Belton, S. C.