The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, March 01, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
Your Last
Opportunity
To Consult the Eminent
SPECIALIST
Dr. J. E. LITTLEFIELD
You do not know whether you
need glasses or not unless youl*
eyes are thoroughly examined.
No drops used in his work.
WALTER H. Wt \
S COMPANY j
t
Remember Saturday is your last
jjjfe;:; jj
Two Horse Farm
...To Rent...
See EUGENE ANDERSON
at Bank Office, over Walter
Key's Store.
SAYRE A BAL?5T7?H
ARCHITECTS
* Bleokley Bids. Anderson. S. C. .
f - .
* CitUens. National Benfe Bid*. *
* Raleigh, N. C. .
CABBY A FAST.
* ARCHITECTS.
* Anderson. 8. C.
* Brown Offlco Building.
_ Second Floor. Phone 269.
Eagle Barber Shop
BELLEVUE HOTEL BUILDING
Fresh laundered towels, hlerh grade
Cobles and experienced barbers. Our
motto ls to please our customers,
gell ana see us.
C. E. Howell y Manager.!
j?very D?ty
la?O t? 3:00 P. Mal
SPECIAL
DINNER.*
md ut your order.
VII send it out to you
Everything Glean and
Neat.
BEE UFE
e grindl*?iisVsi meal i mn$
kisd of grains, ?lalks,
cote, ?6^ shu?ke, Hy
and fodder. Work done
while you wait. Bring a
load when you come t<
lersonM?*
ipri?ig Bed Co. I
'd(QlAimi?*t?*?mm.mm*mmmmimmmmmm^^
ASTIGMATISM:
wm cause h??d?cb*?.
Glasses properly ?itteti is the only
reinedy. Ut mer fit them for ytmj
?-,do lt for less money and guar
attUe satisfaction.
?R. !. M. ISRAELSONi
The Leading Optician
Oter Evana* Pharmacy No 3
iiaiii?<?i)ii.n ? it i?ifr.iii^iy-J
' "v ' .?
Dee Daily.
Routh, who baa been here Are I
i treating cases ot hookworm
ten-,has examined 400 people and*
fo?r?d t?sica***. Among school chil
dren m the rural district* the percent
age waa above 76. cr more than three
chiidren pct every four >\ore l".fccto4
with i k- :.:M
? Word to the
Shoui
NOW IS THE TIME TO
MORROW, BUT T<
MENT-IF YOU I
MM YOU SATISFII
$40.00 lui
The contest man;
give to the lady in ead
the largest number or i
day, March 2, and Sat
p.:tn., a#?Ogold:piece,
ni ty -to? wist a golden ?g
You are really workin:
same time. All subsCri;
on the large prizes Ma
ber, a $20 gold piece g<
Don't T?il to take adv;
Twenty dollars for oni
good salary.
Half of greatness (B grit. Whan I
Intelligence !? booked by detremlna-1
lion there lg nothing Impossible un
der the sob. So in"thia contest tho
sjcrt-t of suecos? Is having enough
determination . to i:tlck to the ?aroe to
the jfintsh-and doing your best each
day and letting tho future take carol
o? itself.
Many a contestant has failed to
win thv prise abe wanted ..because Sho
did not have grit ?ind tenacity enough
to stick .to tho end and win. j 8he'ga've{.
up hope at the very time when she
was near her goal of success and a
few "more aubacj^ntions would bavo
given her cnougf^PotcB'to bo tho winv?|
ner of the flrat'. prize.
There are only sj few more 'days
in which to warn* Do you think you
have enough ?tes to win tho 'Wisp
?ou inied?^-WIO/WI? wJien ita-..
Sfcd the stv^gl?XWfNr?eaa agoV
Your irisada ?rt-w?tbhktf ^
tills race. Mfcny" havaJbeen ve;
intcrcstod 1a yoju^esSiW ;Can, you
look them in ti?o'faee "and tell th*D#
you havo '^0'no ymir- best, and If you
find-you'aro not thc winner >o?
of tho larger pmeav any to titer", that
you could ?ot *holp itr
Don't blame anyone but yourself if
you ar0 not the wjnncr of tho first
grand* prise. 'The candidate that winn
t?lo fine touring car has^ had the same
tH?'b >i- HE yiml "XT?ertt i'.fsi vc un
no ravorltca'tn this contest, and who
ever Ula lucky ono may be that on
thocloslng evening1 la presented willi a
fine touring car sho will have .won IL
honestly and deserves a groat d al or
credit. This has been a long and hard
race. Many people have dropped by
the wayside. Others havu not dono
their best, 'but tin? ohos that stick
to tho end and como not victorious
uro tho one?. tl i ?M havo mastered the
greatest ? enterprise vt lt? kind , that
has everi-Hroeontod ltsJir in tb I* aiarL
m ii ie Mine.
lomemberthat it I? the busy people
lliat do things in th?B world.
C DisTakx so. i.
Ail Territory Wit??n tho Cerp?nUe
Limits of Anderson.
' I ,7 "
Mrs. Jamos T. Snow ._I pr?,till?
Miss Francis Harris Hruco ..'7u\C?s><?
Miss Nell O'Donnell. ..lOi.tiCr.
Mrs. J. W. Thrcatt .53,565
Miss Vina Patrick.49.375
v;: v; a ?S
1?&,??a^ib5webb .:?
Miss Myrtle Dolt :...8*810
.Barten .
'.Miss florella Bock. 108.1701
Mrs. Ola Coole* . ?......39.025 k
Miss Elizabeth Van Wyck ... ..51,325V
Mrs. J. M. Cath?aM".98.436jj
Mrs. II. P. Eiscnman ... ... 50,175 !
MIBS Greta Brl^efeu .3H
Mrs. O. F. Taylor. 64,460
.Miss .Annie Cunningham ... 50.225
Mrs.- C. J. DoCamps. 50,020
Miss . Lula' ' ?roWn .?jl.lt:.
Miss Elisabeth McGee _8t?.?io
Miss Ellaf AvetarT0 ? .... 7'.. 103.2Bo
Wes Lola fSarrison .?53.836
Lynda Thompson.41,865
Miss Annie Williams..42,22
Mrs. Cta^^^^^.? . . . 1Mo*?
All ?aral Beates and Towns Outside
?Krr?nr*/ftteri4mKa ?r Ander,
son m Western *rtfa
..? QaaaMoa.
Miss Lela Farmer.1,0*1
MUs Moselle Hucfi&bee .... ...1,026
Miss Ella Floyd.. . . 39,02$
Mles Ida Allen .. .... .. .,i.02?
$?&$,*&U?~i :: :: :$8
Wise
ld Be Sufficient
WORK - NOT TO
DD AY - THIS 1VIO
iXPECT TO W.N.
iD WITH KKSULTS?
Gold Free
March 7
ager ?lias decided to
h district who tirfns/in
months between Mon
urday, March 7, at 9
; Here is an opportu
oldpiece. Get busy,
gfor two prizes at the
ptions'turned in count
rch 12, 1914. Rfcmern
oes to each district.
Sfclrt?ge^bf' this offer,
e week's work is a
ttfe
Miss Louiso Harper .. ,..1,025
Mra. Dr. J. D. wilson .. y.J.025
Mrs. C. T. BaS?r .. .. \ .. ..1.025
Mrs. E. J. H nelcabee.1,025
Miss Louise Harper.1,025
IVA.
Miss Eula Mae Hanks. 42,425
Miss "Nora'McCullough. 42,840.
Mrs. S. M McAdams.;. 50;280\
STA ItU.
Mrs. N. E. Ycargin .73,275
Mrs. Prank Gentry.1.025
Miss *ta*4toan.J .0*5
Mrs.'F.'I. J?nes.: 1.025
Mrs. J. M. Land.1.025
Mrs. Clyde T. Bowen.1.025
Miss'M?ryVP?oi.'39.025
Miss'Mattlo Banister.1,025
Miss Lola Price'.". 3.? 1,025
BELTON.
Miss Sara Martin .45,030
Mis? .Anide MU*?.undi . .J89.33?
MiBS Inez Fields.55.855
Misti noby Ell Isbn...A2',d00
Ur a. t?. "fe ' waUtl?a-....... uO.7 2 5
Miss Frapccs .Willie .i. ..65,385
?saie$lAl?TY?^diver.42.200
Mis? Pal?lu Wright ., 88,160
W?LfJjtMfffON.
Mra.Il. L.-Darnall.ifWoO
Miss Blanche Miller.1,025
MISB Maud'Bowie.39.0?5
Miss Lillian Darnall..43,465
PttLZER. .,. a.
Miss -Inc. U,a>b ... ... - ^&
\.n.,c ......... ..^ov ... ... ... . .r^y-sse
Miss; Rosa' HudgenB.: ? ?O?D
Miss Agnes McBrady.. ,1.025
Mtes.BeTIc 'June?.1,025
Mra. John MCCnen.1,0?6
Miss Mamie Berlin.1,025
Misa Ida Mao Crenahaw. 1.025
Miss Belle Norris...1,025
MU*) ,Lc)a Godfrey.1,025
Miss Ola SeoKgins, (Wost Poise?
. .-. I.:.. ..51,460
Miss OIo S.lt?US^'lJ?^^j^^B*-r,1?400
Miss !^^4jeannan .*. . ....-423*0
MISB> Sarah Spearman. 42,405
Miss Aiiine Atten"..60.215
Miss Froderica Donald.1.026
Miss Carrie Lou Ross. .. 1,025
Mrs H.- DklCamph*!!.1.025
M las Lela Anderson.1.025
Mrs. Frank Suber.1.025
J . SENECA.
Mra. F." B. Stripling.39.025
Misa > Kitto filling.-WAS
Mrs.' Kristlbo ? lt5pK ..1.025
Mrs. Sallie Hollen 1 ....1,025
MOWrt PATH. .
Mrs. W. C. BhV; ,. 102,575
Mrs.';?^^Sc baste ...... 3Mt*et
^s&^r:y::::::::::ip
Miss Lillie f Oft iib. 44,t46
Elsa Trannie Killingworth .. ..1,025
Iss A.m\?\ .Belle ... . 48.626:
IBS Sadie frlnce.1.025
tB8t2S?la ?iub?r... . ...1.035
?Uss Inex WllBon_ .30.025
SANDY -SPRrtUS.
lilae^la^E^^^/.
Mrs.; Casey >. ..j
Baa-Sadic Marrett.
gfasg^Lillio Cole.! 1,025
-Mra. Bernice QUmpk .... y^SQ
SO?JTfi-????uri.
Babb
4M20
Mrs. Ixin Boleman. 48,31:.. j
Mrs. N. C. Brbwn.4&,225 ~A
MHtllIS. ? L
Miss Lola Wbjfuig'..1.025 ?
Ming'Burnett Alexander.1.0253
LHILIUV. .-'.'fl
MIHM Nt'Ho Kubin: on.559.025,;
Miss Maxy Gantt . 1.025 ;
Miss Pett CJiSpfnAn. pi
Mi? Gladys 8mlt..'h..'.41.060 i
Miss Edna Mae Folter.39.0U5 !
, AUTUS. M
Mrs. Ales Simpson ... .. . L035?!
Miss Maude Whitman.1.025 ;?
Miss Mary Lcol-Norrls KFD6 . .56\375ij
CEXTltAI.. ?
Miss Mary ftoWland.39.026']
Miss Stacy Shirley.l.<>^'?
Miss Margie Carson.1.025.j
Mrs. J. W. Wallace. 1,0257 !;
Mrs. Florine'Norris.1.025 j;
Mrs. JefT Gassaway.l;02.">t>
Mrs. Kal ph ltamsurn.1.025^
Miss Jennie Allen . 1,U25}J
WAUK SHOALS. . H
Mrs. J. F. ll UL,.. 85,395 .j
AflDEKSON, KFD.
Miss Mary Lee NorrisKFI) ? .. ,81.6?."?L
Misa Selma Crawford UFBlL. 60,045 .
Mrs. ;Keid 'Patterson KFD 7.. 7P.2?5 i
Misa Ei.a Greer.M,r>M -
Miss liney Todd ..43,800 ?
Mrs.'Henry Whitfield.: :43,4iM) ^
Mrs. Geo, W. Kernels. 42.GI0 fi
Mrs. Pat Major .lol,OJ;.X?
' talhou,u, S. C. . ?
MISB -Vern Chapmen. 52,t80?
noni: HTS
Mrs. Henry Whitfield . 451,3.15 <;
Miss Graoe' Campbell.1.025;^
"WALHA I'LA |j
Miss Itose-Mary Busch ..57,005-;
UHEtfNVVOOB. jh
Mr?. C. B. Aletundcr.39;025-^
Miss Lissie !H*rvley.1.030?
Miss Ella NicklCB. 1,025'!
' Miss Annie I.aw Marshall. 1,025 !
Miss Hattie Groene.39,025---!
Miss Lillie, Blake . 1.025 ;
Mrs. W. j/. Yeldell. 1.025 ;
Mrs. Hugh-Johns. 1,025-j
! Miss Nannie Major. 1.025 !
SEW 2KAKKKT. *
! Miss-Ahneaa Coleman.39.025.;
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o BASEBALL ?~"!
-I
0 o.b'to'?'oSiro'o o o'o-o ooo j
Liverpool, Eng., Feb. 28.-Among ;
the passengers leaving on tlie LUBI- {
. tania today arc the world-tourltnT !
baseball players. The Lusitania IB !
i duo in New .York, the morning of !
.March'-Othv I;
[ 'CleteiaTl'a^S 28.-^The'second !
upuad of Naps leave for their spring ;
training camp* at Atliens, Ga., today. ;
It is 'uncertain.,-whether second base- ;
mern* Lajoi will accompany them,, ai? J
his 'wife's Illness necessitated his be- !
lng (quarantined. ,. !
-H ... - ? ls
Hot; Springe, Ark., Feb? 28.-Tho !
hq mid of Brooklyn superbau Which' li?t? "1
bem tta4a{qg]hi^?furibvho? Past two !
wcok* fwMleay^otlftt to Join manager, j
H-jMttsmi ^ A^t^^prrow. n
1 t.V,l M^^nagor Tin- ' j
''kcrkOX TWd' twenty hiv$ oTj0tho Chica- ;
-go Feds' ' will* leave hpiei ..today for ;
Miherdl TVMls. Tex. >,"'?, j!
' Dclfp?r; : Mich. ' Feb, ^&ho TigorT !
lea vip. hcfc today fe. Gui! port. Miss., !
Vhcrc their spring training camp lius-i
been pitched.
Bcaamont. Tijx., :Feb. 28-Thew!
Beaumont baseball players will re-^
port to Manager Lcldy here tomorrow. <
Houston; Tex!, Feb. 28.-All \\n}\
Yankee players and Manager Frank ;
Chance are expected to begin train- ?
lng hore tomorrow. Daly, thc famous !
backstop, will act Vas coach to thc pit- !
chere', '-and as scout in midsummer. A
Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 28.-The !
Athletics Will open their trainings
-quarters . here Monday.
'Mac?n. Ga.. F?b. 28.-Thc Pilgrims ?
with Mauager George Stallings, will ;
start work here tomorrow. 'J;
; 1 Declining An otter iq 1 manage ' tbo?
Brooklyn Feds. "Jake" Stahl says ho !
ls giving all or his attention to a bank !
An which he has invested his money.1!
if l;.n!jUnvested mach coin you ean't:!
blaine Jacob' for passing up a good job ; '<
und Blooping on the bank doorstep.. j \
- Since thc Federal League's ache
ajtt?c^ojt8 ps Uio^u^^*^^
gnd.others, lt is apparent that ./'jfoiffi
schedule, makers Svlll have what t., V
irarratarLy known ?s a "lead plpo^i
cinch." " ??
^ m^>l*^???ti^?^' kerrill ' t>l|
Wb?o. a . nev- catcher signed ' by the?
Yatikoes, jtle is tS?y?a^t old, 5 fe?* \
ll inches tall und w&tgKi '75 pounds.
He >vas>gradnatodiJa(|ain^ I
lyer??ty, ?f ?fi?o.TaaVy?af^'?\cnem^ S
lat. Hu caught for the'vSrMty team j
foi- thr?e years igftt ne ver 'missed a j!
game. . |tt^;^eu^ttng?^ captain
St^gM^ troiro^l <^%^9
pcrs:yor:.the VihukpTTafjilm," ulffp?|pW
Bransgeid's he^.} tnkitnra aro r*nr..
to have Klgnod with tho Federals^
while'others arc. holding ?ut for. larger
er salaries. ' Cmly^four have affifcpd
their alga to the "papers. S.
Ifogh VulbJbton nays no om
Rbrtag n new&gs^e fdr tho Feds,'
W Mu v iy baa cSllcd
there is*
.loseph Y^l^ti^MiMr.Bo^ Na- j
(Ional player, hii bean selected toJ
oaf?d#.r?te ' Peusk????. ff
^?naThi; Texaa,4ab. V28 -Texas oh^
federal? pensioners received a pension
or |16 for tko quarWr-^WWg today, an
lacrease,^ef?S4.60. oyer, th* customary
cVeaSed to-?*, a quarwr tarough spe-j
dal tax levied 'or that/purpose,
YOU hfc&lT ?|puP^
Get in the game Now *>r Never
THOSE PRIZES ?E YOURS
...IF YOU WANT THEM...
? ? Firs* Grand Prize- i_u
V, .
. lass:
Thia is the bett arid most trtputa r car hv t^
thing near like the. money
You may have it without one c*n t of edit to1 you. Take the hp!
GET BUSY! S
- ;i . -, fsi"? j i" $ ' '1 ~"fT ' '
TWO SECOND GRAND PRIZES >QNE -FOR EACH DISTRICT
IVERS -4k iPQH?S PLANO
'Value $450
NO HOME TS COMPLETE
WITHOUT 2A pwfto
?Frst Pt^ ?OS?tri?t!Wo. -2.
This instrument is fully guaran
teed by 'the makers and'fey'C. A.
. Reed Piano arni Organ Company.
They want you to call and "let
them tell you ?Jbottt'this'Ptano.
THE LESTER PIANO
Value, $450.
First Prize District "No.i l.
A full deccnption as ta quality
and beauty of such design, J could
hardly be given in auch limitad ?
sposc. Go sae for ; jours?ef tri
Willis & Spearman's Music'House.
They will be glad to demonstrate
this beautiful instrument to you. ^
-im
ririiin i is n- a r" - -i
TWO THIRD PR1?ES, C^E'FCR raw?K DISTRICT
Second Prize District No. 1. ~ROCK?HlLL^S?^c ^g^^VaJuc
$110.00.
. This buggy ts rolly guaranteed by *Thc Fratwi|l'Company, aftd ifc
'how on^diqrfay at their ?how rooms. They welcome ?you to call
and examine same. *. .
ls ready for yo^mhp*eth?l4t
It has been -spatially
We fiare ?otfrbg ljp our ?lceve/wtth wWch to deceive you.
NO SLIDING SCAliE=?F VOTES
A Years ^Subscription gets I&??0'Votes, No Morc; Ko'Lcss.
Dor Contest CloevlVtareh 12*,-19?4, M^rfee-P.^.
fencer
ALwayt at YOMT Service ?>*lifc?8?la^?^?ss IUI - J. F. Joyce, Mgr.
llillllll?lli?l?llilliliiiliiilliltlill^