The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, March 27, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
FOR SALE
? ? One second haw!-' $4.Wi
f aplano, to fist class coAtffl?ivl
bargain.-Willis * Spearman, f
f Roure, Bleckley Bldg.. An
, S. C.
iE-One good mala, one good
illara. Stock.can pe teen at
ilrc'g Stables. For further lo
tion apply to Cheshire or J.
King at County Supervisor's
<:..'. 8-26-tf.
WANTS
The ladies to know tWfiM
th? best curling fluid,,that
?Jwught, On sale at. Martiup
snore or Garvin Barber Shop,
il 00 per bottle, p. -C. Garvin
?D-Typewriter purchasers,
ate over 200 new rebuilt and
d hand typewriters for quick
oheap. ?11 maKea. Price
_ oex rennest, J. E. Crayton &
Charlotte. N. C.
nuVtf
lia between the ages of 121
to act as agenta for the An
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todBputh Carolina, A tWl
?tit?? will be offered tot
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NOTICE.
?fftHMIti la hereby tiren that the next I
,W|Pil' tachari' examination will bel
NMURB friday, Sway i, .ai ?K wait
?H lb Werse?, All teachers
WSaX*?f*iSi^sifis.. expire thia . rear,
? iaachlag P*T*
. dtfcay ,s?untl98
presea/, and stand
The exbmlnat?on
subjects .ordinarily
J. B. FH,TON,
ttion 1er anderson Co. I
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PROF. CHAMBERS GIVES THE
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RULES FOR TESTS
r f-?e
Following are the officers for the
j \wkm sh ilk tm Imp W^csyq wotfod tn? act
ss officers for .th?? trank meet st th?
perlt next -Pria*? aJtjgnoon at it
badges-J. D'? tiasT,~W. P. Nicholson.
Oeorge W. Evana, .JAS..
Timekeeper-O. E. aGrchbanks.
Clerk-C. Eugems'lfrlbble.
Starter-F. M. Burnett. ?
The track hai horn Uirt emt t ad lev
elled and is In tint twu and th? othdr
srrsngements- have haere nearly fin
ished. The jumping -pit la ready for
the top covering ,foJU sawdust which
will be put on ?arly Friday morning.
Contestants are asked to be present
at the park promptly/^ 10:80 Friday
mprahHr for th??r?lfbUnnri?*, as tul?
will' be the orf? anani* to draw for
your pos.lj.lon In the. final event?..
Running suits csn be bought at the
various, atorea la the. city, eostfffg
about 50 cents per garment or a dollar
for Cn? complete suit. It is suggest
ed ?.'that the -contestants wear light
shoes for the events, tennis shoes will
be nuitttbla If running shoes are. not tr?
be obtained.
<To acommt date' the boys who ar
not able to er ter the final events, tho
following will be given at tba close of
the regular track meet:
Athletic Badin Test.
The following'standards have been
fired by the playground and recrea
tion association, of America an th?
TnTnT' ~ .
First teat
Standing broad jump 6 rest 9 In.
Pull up (chinning) 4 times.
?0 yards dash g (3-r>-seconds.
Second tetv
a r-aii up tcbiuniiiB) ?'iiaiea.
Standing broad Jump 6 f?et 0 in.
60 yards dash 8 seconds.
100 yards daah 14 seconds.
Third test
Pull up. (chinning) 9 times.
Running high jump 4 feet 4 In.
320 yarda run 28, seconds.
Rulea
I No boy la permitted to receive more
than one badge for any grade tn any
log? school yoav.
It la necessary to qualify tn all three
events lg on? .elkas to win a bad??.
There shall be but one trial In chin
ning, one lu tbs deanes, and, three in
the jumps.
The badgoa for these events are of
three classes mad? of bronte and de
signed by Dr. R. T. Heaven*!* of the
University of Pennsylvania, On tito
first ia a hurdler with one atar be
neath; the second baa two atara; tbs
Ithird haa tim Greek Word "Arlaton"
(boat) below the figure of the hurdler
Each contestant will be allowed to
?F?y io* a.? limu. u???? ss r?c-?u.c?il?H?
by the association aa tho fee la but 15
cents.
Tn? ?aaociaiion raa?rVe* the right io
test boya whoa* nama* baye >~tz cuh
m I tied 'tor the badges, and tho names
will ba passed Oa by the American
Committee on Athletic Standards tor
Boya. ...?.'. <L W. Chambers.
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BE LAID APRIL 8
Elka Plan for fab (pigtail ti Service? |
- in ConTnctfoti With tttb
Members of tbs- And orson Elk?
lodge and special . committees aa
algned to that Work are now busily en
gaged Jn.maklng plans for. the laying j
of tho cornor atone of the splendid
now Elks home, now In course of con
struction here. -Atvrmeeting of tho
lodge held .Wednesday night a special
commttteo consisting of W. L. Brtssey,
IC, R Tgfay, UM Cochran. WI A.
Hudgena and C. F. F.oas.wns appoint
ed, thia committee to ?take all ar
rangements for the leyine of the cor
ner atone With the impressive ritual ls
f*y%aCTMat, thiiither wjth an oration.
Th,e co?ralito? baa not yet announced I
th? n4?u> o? the frtvakHr for th* occn
alon hut it la understood that , one of
th?. b?St known public men In the I
stat? will be Uer? for tb? event and
will delver thia oration.
The gaaaroatty of C. vV. Frlckhoeffer.
who donated the^ co rn or atone for Ute
new home" ts betas highly appreciat
ed hy raembera-ot the local leds? and
they expressed their appreciation at
Wednesday's meeting.
^Mljittt the laying of th? corner
(> tone will be on? of tko principal fra
* -3.1???>. ~, ?)?? c.-- tgjjiirij.i.
ay. m9f*f vt i * '1 * j ? - >,*
ii is planned to have, everytktnk in
readiness for thia service by. April 8
sgMLIf woihink prevents the work will
bat? .progressed far enough by that
tiaie to jwrmlt it.
fc*E BStfatRTflACT
I Vadame
i roundly tmyJMMiagaances of my act "
'?aid Mmo. Caniaux today at the pre
^?r?^ b*fc. fbe kllHag of
reminded Magistrate Aoucard of
the f igaro taunted her kl
t.tbe "Thy Jov" tetter, ri
r o, thousandftmev' *
declared, "that tho:
-Inued. rather thea
Lte-Wiled M. Calsnetie. lt .ta
bl? for me to find in my *rSt
er cause teen that Which I bave given.
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WH1TNER StREEr ANDERSON, SOUTH GA?OLINA
Extraordinary Offering to tie
Anderson and Surrounding Country.
Silk Lined Garments Without Extra
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N addition tp the st?rling values that Columbia has been giving to ypti, the following
caps the climax, and proves beyond the shadow of a doubt that Columbia is the
most progressive custom tailoring concern iii the c?untry. REMEMB?&, WE
HAVE ONE PRICE ONLY, and these prices will not be raised on account of the
following offer: *
Every suit of clothes ordered from us from $18.00 and 1$ ; o il and after Satur
day, March 28th, tip to and including Monday, April 13th will be'SlN?D WITH SILK
OR SATIN WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. This increases the va$? of every order $10.
This will be done without extra charge of one p?nny to you. B?Y??y. man within reach
of our ANDERSON STORE must know that it is to their ady^t^e to place their
orders with Columbia Tailoring Co. Below we give you our price^nd' the retail values
f>t the merchandise that will be on display during this sale, and that %ill be lilied with
silk gratis. " ".?r
:: :: Sample of ^he Lining on Display at Our; J$j?re :: ::
"0S*??rice Our Price lOur'Price Our Price J Our Price I OuV Price . -.. . ? Qi? ?Price
Silk Lined Silk Lined I Silk Lined Silk Lined . Sim Lined 1 ?$* pned Silk Lined
$18.00 WM \ $22.50 $^jP;,:.,;i??| j :^,0? ^?ii
Actual Virtue Actual Value I Actual Value ?ctaai VaW - ?ctti^^
$30.00 ; j $32.50 j JP. $35.00 : $37.50 "i $40.00 { ^y-^lgiOO: : $65.00 | '
Columbia
122 W, Whitner Str??fr
Tailoring- Company ^
Anderson, South Car?Ut!P-=
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?ill OF SWIE
RESEARCH WORK DONE BY
1 TOE UNIVERSITY
CONDITIONS IN 1827
F?e? of the Pemflton
Give Interesting
In Re Education
By reason ot the tact that people of
thia aectlon tage a particular pride tn
the . tao*tedf a,, that thia section ot
South Carolina ha? always furnished
tba best educated rosa ot the conn
try, since the beginning ot ttnx
recent researches along that line will
clent taathatea; University ot _
Caf^n. baa seen. del Wog ? lat? ?.
ci the Pendleton Maaeeuger for
S?--?? ?S3^!
data regarding the facilities the .
mont aectlon afforded In that period
for .higher education. Theaedaia .fte.
hag condensed Into an article Vritteh
for Southern School ?ew? tcnit??bla)
as follows:
"Th*. Pendleton aYemenger of 8ep
?tnub?jr ?w, i?i?, contains iwo maur*, t
of the hoard o? visitors ?et the Pea
dletoa academy, with a '.tat of tho
winnora mt th?nchneil'a nrltA*. whteh
Wteta editions o? Englteh classics. Tito
LMWv rnU wrns published in the Ic4
iewhag weenga issue, lhere were seven
honor students from Charleston, whoseJ
namea are distlnguiahed by ital tea, Tb*?
V irs declare taesastalves aa sagan
. - ip pteaaed with , tho answers to the
Motions on geography, grammar,
to rules being airan with the great
est r?aduess, and history? H,.K. Mo
CUaganh waa tba principal and waa
"n*"^T?1' *V <?*? MP?ftt iii ro?tvia
for bia good work ;tb* s?bn*ax?
and far the ralos bi? record he bad
M? of all import*** ncovrsaces of
the preceding ttaeUR month?.
.'.Ja, t?te Issue of WbTemhar 14 the
.oranilsslonera of free schools for
Pendleton district heheunc* certain
resolutions adopted for the examina
tion ot teachers. Those who were
shown by the examination to be capa
ble of teaching spelling and correct
proaounclatlon according to Walker,
reading, writing and arithmetic were
to form the third clays;, the s*oond
class was .mud? Kp" of, .' those who
showed higher proficiency lu these
sante branches; the.'iirst clsss coa
alsted of persons cSpnbie of teaching
also English grammar and geography.
Rates of tuition were regulated by. the
class which the pupil entered. Every
teacher was retramgd ,to heep a day
book Bubici to toe ^inspectlou ot tim
tru*tees,'je&> ww? to certify that freo
pupils han Wleam et least two-thirds
Of. the-time, The department and at
tention of tMj^^^^B* was also a
matter ot/report. No teacher's' re
port was accepted 'more than three
months Sfter the ejRd of any quarter.
?T?e- Pendleton JPcmalo Academy
eras at this t?i?^^aught by Rev. Mr.
Ross. He had,tor his assistant, d?r
ft?? the winter etJ928?29 a Misa Cogs
well from Massachusetts, who taught
music, nt.*Jteworg. rug, wax, shell,
lace sud print wprlt, ... embroidery,
painting on paper,, silk and velvet,
and transparent painting on allk. vel
vet and cambric.
"A. commnnto?tt?n tn The Messes
ber of Uer. ii. lSnfi, announced the
opening cn the (trat day of the fol
lowing March of tho Cokesbury MUn
ual' Labor school of the-South Caro
lina conference, . Tho Institution
owvicd nearly 1,000 acres of land and
hsd.enough creased and fenced to ac
tnojd?te 10 students. Her. A. H. Mit
chell of tho (?corgia conference waa
rector and professor of mental and
moral philosophy *?d ancient lan
guages; M?J. M J. Williams, a dia
?j_j.j.tj.j.^ yj.jjjj.j^.g _j W?st ?'o'.n?,
waa to occupy the chair of mathema
tics, natural philosophy and French,
flabrlol Hodges had .been secured as
fariner end strywn*d. The price of
beard WAS placed at tao for five ?nd
a half months;, students furnished
tba$r own rooina ??'rented furnished
rooms for $4 ,a qusrtor. No student
was admitted under the age of 13. Ev
ery one had to labor three boura a
day. bia work bete*- appraised by a
committee und crsdfctea op his ec
count. The upper. Uno ot mall co ich
the ac ht ?ol w hi ch conveyance could
be secured tma tk?4fiU P. O "
l still have a lot; ot good laud tn
tnwrta te suit yon. Prteee v?ry'-i|
tr?fe .tea dotier? ld. tairty^lve pea
aere, AU w*u toasted* Write to mt
at McCormick. & C.
jos s\ Edmonds. .
ANDERSON WILL
?Mai Hete Yesterday to Purchase.
Anderson Cream In Any
E. L HM, general Ninanger of the
HUI Ice Crsam Company, of Columbia;
Augusta, Chattanooga and Memphis,
spent yesterday tn Anderson confer
ring with officials of the local ?om- -
merdai organizations.' "110. clune Vto ;
Anderson for the pnrpose of opening ]
up a cream supply depot, and stated ?
that ho would contract, to purchase' '?
any amount of cream from farmers.
who would agree to sell same through
the depot to be established hero. Mar- j
ket prlcos will'be paid. 'Wb^le in oon
vcrs?tipa with interested Oartlee ,at j
the c'/VMPhor . of com mt-rec, bo stated 1
his idea was first to work up a supply j
?f high grado cream in Anderson and :
adjoining counties, ts bo shipped from
the Anderson, supply depot; and ss I
BOO aa .thia Character ot business d ?- j
vcloped aufnetently, he wiuld Imme- !
Jlately establish a wholesale Ice cream i
?nd milk cohc'entratlng plant . tn thc ?
etty. He seemed to be very mitch tm- ]
srossed with the efforts which*, the ag
ricultura! co5g*>?ttee ,ho eh?vnber i
nf commerce ts exerting to build up
the live, stock industry, and stated,
there could be no more Important
work proseen tod for. the good of etty
ted. county.
Q?I??Wa^DWG
OF LAST ^QI-iT
WiUa?r. Earle Clark ?FK? Sue Ellen
Sherard Wore United
A Quiet wedding occured tn Ander
son last night when MSBS S?) Allts
SSS A *~T^^BB^^5^^^S^B
roung women., became the bride o?
A"UtIsm Karte Cia-k.. The ceremony
'jooSt pla'.'e at tho homo .of Rev. I).
Witherspoon Dodge, , pastor Of the
>atral i^s*l??rian . ch
Vclock, Mr: Dodge.ogteieth
It&tely after the ceremony the yotuw
"ou'pte left for a short wedding, trip,
liter which they will be Jk-3wS?#*?
wane
To T#|t Oyer Willi You
about fifi EASTER SUIT.
and help you decide. I
keep on wearing "ha nd-me-dov/ns" when we 1 J
can s?t? you a Made-to measure Suit ^from S j
?f&^ o^er, j I
\ ?? We, ?uarititeie a>-fit? ai& absolute--- ? I fi
ILondon& Paria Ta??m I
Jri'*'''1'"^1^ ?' 'V'':,'":"'?'1' "'r'r*'. n
Are you ftiteMf* W*t??Mn?*ltw! If so, you should see th? ,
St. Regis pa?erY^-s fte design in-CkmimupH.Y Silver.. The simph- j
city and ^??f?tti?^^his pattern ^HoccrtaJhiy appeal to you. tj
Wc feature tWs^OT^ty beiaiiisei?f .-Ita- "beauty.:- hut because, of its 2
durability, , , ' '.. ,im .. w ' > J
JOHN M. HUBBARD & C?BJFANX 1
? , N^M^. .. .. . . %
fr?c?de "Tn' tn*? conwiyT"
The brida ha? bee? st^oographer
tor one ol the
trine bi tW^
prosp?rons and
sotanty planter.
>r /^4a>wfao,?
tad %IH rejo?* with them lo w?r i
b&nnlnecs. _ 1
?sA^??eB*?? ?sfreafc ah?
t. on aw
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