The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, August 29, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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FOR SALE
I?ORP FOU SALE CHEAP-I have
two aares and one horse for salo.
Call at Howard's Stables, known as
Ducworth's Stables. Come ami look
them over. Cash or good papers.
V 3. Cheshire. tf
FOB HALE-180 acres 2 mllcB cast of
Iva, S. C. 6 room dwelling, barn,
tenant bousees Well tilnbered and
watered. A bargain to a quick
buyer. Address O. W. Belcher,
Iv* 8. C.
FOB SALE-250 farms So. Ga., West
Green and Denton. Ga., 110.50 round
trip. If you are Interested write
or see me nt once. C. E. Key. County
Clerk's Office, Anderson, S. C. tt
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Front office In new Wat.
Bon-Vandlror building. Very de
airable location.
ti The Anderson Intelligencer
WANTS
WANTED -At once. Two or three
1 furnished room for light house,
keeping. Apply W. H. Keese Jewel,
store.
WANTED- You to try the cooking !
at The Luncheonette, next door to j
New Bridge. Short Orders Quickly.
Served.
WANTED-The public to know that
we have Just received a large ship-,
mont of box flies, and can supply ?
your wants in thia Une. Anderson
Intelligencer, Job Department. tf
WANTED BAGS-Bring eil your meal.
and bull bags to us and get tho
CA8H. Nothing but the best wont
ed. Farmers Oil Mill
WANTED-Yon to know that we make
tho best Evaporators. Either Cop-1
Per or Galvanised Steel. Metal
shingle., Tin Roo'lng, Guttering, '
Smoke Stacks, Glu Suction Pipe, I
etc. Diwer Roofing Co. The 8hop
.with a Reputation.
Wonted-Ii;ds on two thousand dol
lars worth of school honda to run
a period, of /twenty years. These
bonds are of Fairview and Cherry
(school districts. State rate of in
terest In bid.
R. 0. BROCK,
W. A. MULLIGAN.
j- Pendleton, 8. C.
T~~ LOST"
LOST-A good Opportunity to est "'fl
you don't patronise The Luncher
ott e. next door tc New Bridge
1V08T- One small beauty pin with
name "Baby" painted In blue in
Bijou theatre Saturday afternoon.
Finder please return to No. 13 ?.
Franklin street.-Mrs. W. G. Cul
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LAWNS-A beautiful lawn gives ah
added charm td the Home Life
this is tbs proper time to prepare
a thorough Seed Bed for late Sep
tember and early October which ls
the best bedding season. We will
cheerfully glvo you any assistance
or information that you may desire
it you will call 464.
FURMAN SMITH,
8-28-6t - seedsman.
. Delinquent Bead Tax Koike.
AU delinquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbera, and atnb numbers
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
Si "bovz provided for.
J. MACK KING,
tt County Supervisor.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice fs hereby given that an elec
tion will be held at Ptercetown, school
district No. 64, on Monday. September
7, on the, .question of voting an addi
tlomvl one *~dll ,tax to be used for
achoo! porpMes. The polis win open
atT*. m. and cloke at 4 p m. A reg
istration certificate and tax receipt
will ba required.
Dy order ot County Board,
Jr? Felton, Supt. Education
Stag? yolk Provided For.
Parir. Aug. 2?B.-r-?:35 p m.-A buf
fet han been' opened by. the Societies
of Actors and Actresses for nocdy
stage people, of whom there are thou
sands in Paris.. Not a theatre ts open
Two meals a day will bo given to any
actor, actress or theatre employee at
iheViffeV
! Columns
is?ng Rates
imo 25 cont?, Three Timon 50 cents,
e wortlB prorato for each additional
ho ii.-rd in a mouth mado on appli
than 25 cents, cash In advance.
phone directory you can telephone
ho malled after its insertion for
MARKET REPORTI
IIB Y GOOKS MA KU FT?
New York, Aii?. W-Now low
prices caused ah active buying move
ment In print rim lis today. He vera I
litws of colored heavy cotton good
were withdrawn from sale because of
scarcity of dyestuffs. Domestic fine
wools HDIII freely ut dight nd va neos
MON KY ON l'A LL.
New York, AUK' 28.-Mercantile
paper 7.
sterling exchange nominal; for rn
?bios ."..rn r.O; demand 3.07.50. Bar
\?-r :>3 1-8.
I.lVKKIOOL COTTON.
' Liv? rpool. Aug. 28. Cotton j spot
in moderate demund at unchanged
, prices Salm 3,too bales, Including :?,
i ono American on the basis of G.1!0d tor
[middling, receipts 7.000 balea, no
I American.
I Weekly Htatistica:
Total' forwarded to mills. 31,000
bale?, of which 21,000 were American;
stock. 890.01*0. American, 602.''0'>; im
ports were 19,000, American *>,o00;
exports. 8,000.
Dun's Review.
New York, Aug. 28 -"Trade ts .ory
irregular, verging, in fact, townra
marked unsettlement in sonni hec.
tiona. The South, for instance, and
although parts of tho west and nortn
west continue to report activity, he
general trend Is toward conserva
tism. Tho disposition is to gm:}?'! pur
chases to immediate requirements,
for which prompt shipment ar" ro
qjested, and to disregard probable
future wants. Southern repor?..? are
poor, owing to uncertainty about
methods for financing the cotton crop,
and their development ls reflected in
thc trend of affairs nt leading south
western markets, wnore some cancel
lations of orders have bevn received,
If a feasible plun for marketing cot
ton ls developed prompt resumption
of businoss activity, is anticipated
"Failures for tho' week in thc
Ctilted States were 237 against 269
last year; bank clearings 2,057,680,
000, a decrease of 24.4 per cent from
last year; wheat exports 9,397,627
bushels against 7,042.180 last year.
CHICAGO OKAIN. ,
Chicago, Aug. 28.-The hysteria of
recent sessions was absend from thc
wheat market today and that Boreal
led others to a lower" level, Wheal
dripped 2 1 ?a3 3-4c. corn 1 1-8 to "?-8c
and outs 3-8 to G-8e. Provisions closed
from oe higher to 12 l-2e lower. j
COTTON SK KB OIL
New York, Aug. i 28.-Cotton neeu
oii wur. ouaiur under ?catlc??u 1?H???
datlon in September, thc result ol
tenders of ubout 5,000 barrels op con
tract, .together with a slow outside
demand Crude markets, however,
wero firmly held. Final prices woro
one to ton po'nts net lower. Sales 9,
400 barrels.
The market closed barely steady.
Spot 6.80a85; September, 6.80o83;
October, 6T9a81; November, B.t>6a60;
December, 6.57a60; January. 6.58*01;
February. 6.59a6tV; March. 6.63n69.
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O O O O O O C JOQOOOO
(liv Aseiclated Press.)
' New Orleans, Aug. 28-Delegates
to the Southern Cotton Conference
voted today that they were not em
powered wlh ..uthorlty necessary to
sustain Important actions they might
tak? to relieve th? present situa iou
and decldod to have another confer
ence hero September 29.
Bach state president of the South
ern Cotton Association under whose
ausnicM tii?? co?terence was held,
will be asked .to have each county
pr?sident call a meeting of planters
bankers and merchants in his county
September 19. Representatives to the
st:*.to convention will bc selected and
each state convention wiil meet Sep
tember 22. These r?verai stete con
ventions will name delegates to the
conference herc September 29.
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Big Cotton Congress.
. Atlanta, Qa , Aug. . 27.-Atlanta
will have, the greatest cotton c:>nvr- ~
tlon bf all in tho near future. I,
orn?r Craig, of North Carolina, .
.wired governor^ of a dozen stales lo
name delegates to a meeting hs At
lartfa on september .;. and a targe-at
tejida?.c?, ts. otpec;ed.
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"TiVlt'Ralsed. 7
( By Assoc hued Presa >
Washington, Aug. 28.-Thc limit
on individual portal bavlngs deposits
wno Increased to 1.000 hy a bill fi
nally passed today in congreso. The
government will pay intercct on de
posits up *.o |500.
Pbuu hy American Prosa Association^
King George Reviewing Sailors
The above pleture of ibo king pf England vron taken ile.rlnt: the recent
review "T (lie Imme Beet nf Etiglnnd :it Portland, Lr here there wore 4'25 ships
assembled. England frikes great pride in her nnvy. and the prospecta of u
clash between her Heel sud that of (Jorniany iras fraught with awe Inspirlne
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French reservists sailing from New York for service against Germany.
:: SPORTS ::
South Atlantic
At Columbia 5; Augusta 3.
At Columbus 3; Albany 4.
At Jacksonville-Macon, rain.
At Savannah 3; Charleston 0.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Mobile V, Nashville 4.
At Birmingham 2; Memphis 3. G
innings, rain.
At New Orb ans-Atlanta, rain.
At Montgomery 1; Chattanooga 4.
Six innings, rain.
North Carolina League
At Greensboro 4; Dnrham 3. ll
innings. ?'.
Al Charlotte 1: Raleigh 6. First
game.
At Charlotte. 1: Raleigh 5; Seeon J
game, 7 Innings, agreement.
At Asheville 5.0; Winston 6-2.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
At Portsmouth 1: Norfolk a.
At Newport' News 2; Richmond 1.
At Roanoke 0; Petersburg l.
American Association
At Louisville, 12; Kansas City 5.
Others rain.
International League
M Bat?alo 8; Jersey City 2. -
. ;orpn*o,6; Newark 0.
.1 iiochcstor 3; Providence i.
At Montreal 18; Baltimore 4.
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FEDERAL
Xt Ealtlmorc.PittPhurRh, rain.
At Brooklyn 2; Buffalo 2.
No others scheduled.
Threw lt Away.
Brooklyn. August 28.-Holt's wild
throw to catch h base runner at sec
(ind permit tod Buffalo to score the de.
game with Brooklyn today.
Score- ' T
Buffalo.001 001 OOO-S 10 1
Brooklyn .. .. 200 000 000-2 6 1
Moran und Blair; Maxwell and
Land, Watson.
NATIONAL
AU rained out. *'
AMHRaCAN '
At WashingtonrCleveland, rain.
At Philadelphia 5; Chicago 8. 5
tanings, rain.
At Boston 0; Detroit,-3,
At New York 9; St. Louis 6,.
Winning Streak Broken.
Philadelphia, August 28.-?-?hicago
broke Philadelphia's winning streak
which had reached seven straight, by
winning today's game 8 to 5,-lhe score
reverting to the fifth inning when
play'Was stopped in the-sixth by rain.
Score
Chissgo. .. 010 52-8 10 3
Philadelphia.310 10-5 7 1
Scott. Cicotte and Schalk; Plank,
V'yckzTt and Schang. '
Heavy Hitting Won.
New York, August 28.-New York
Sat ted hard today ?nd won from St.
L Louis by 8 to 5. L?verons waa
knocked out of the. box in the first
inning. The batting ot Cree and C.
Walker was a feature. ' Almost the
entire game waa played In .a heavy
drlxsie.
jjt?or? ? - *? i *
St. Louis .. .. 010 O02 002- -51 1 5
New York .. ..480 100 1 Ox-9 U 4
Levercnz. Hoch and Hale j Mci Ink.
and Nunamakor.
. Detroit Blanked Boston.
Boston, August 28,-Detroit shut
out Boston'3 to 9 todny. With mi n on
second and third iu tho eighth inning
Cobb doubled and two ryn- ?vere
scored'. Then Scott muffed Crawford's
fly and Cobb counted.
Score- ,. " *
Detroit. 000 000 03?-3 ? 1
Boston .000. 000 OOOt-H). 6 1
Cavet and Stanage; Leonard - and
Carrigan.
On August 2
at our store a
Winter Woo
for splendor
and design a
clothes rnaki
The onty Lin
tailoring wil
promoter's <
Baltimore.
On the abo^
duct our Fal
public by as
Woolens an<
Your presen
invited and a
ognized pro
tailored to rr
est to attend
your pleasui
pertly and sc
The Up
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ELECTRICITY AT HOWE.
1 Hoon lo Every Housewife Yi'ao Can
Get Ifs Cse.
Atlanta, fla., AUB. 28.-^-Oe Peach
res Btrcot, In the heart of town, there
'a an es!) I bit which causes thc aver
age housewife to long fora pocketful!
of money and an unlimited supply or
electricity. It la/an exposition of elec
trical household machinery walch
mbracea everything from a curling
iron to a combination churn, clothes
gringer, and food cultor.
Tho windows and aisles are filled
with labor-saving dovl?os whit:? prove
how oasily and economically many of;
li': bat u! dut[cs of the woman house
'"eoncr can bo handled hy the magic]
'juir ' nr? froin ?,:o wey tho v .!; cn
aro flocking to tho show they wei-,
s >e p. relief trpm drudgery. i
$1 . tho Georgia Railway and
Power Company put in I ts, great plaiiit
at Tallulah Falls ami cut the rate on
cnn. nt Atlanta Is becoming more and
jiore an "llloctric city/* The . old
fas Mc ned steam plants and their
ejmoky chimneys are toing discarded
tn favor of tho . lorin and silent motor,
and In Dearly every home there Is a
motor nt work on sewing machine.'
washing machine, vacuum clenm-r or
rome other household help. |
Tho, company's ppiver wlrea nov/
cover thc territory between Tallulah
Falls and Atlanta and reach
Into many north Georgia towns, and
the farmers aro learning that elec
tricity hitched to a machino is cheap
er than human power, even if that is
furnished by a wife who wcrka with
jut wages.
V ?un-MM! , Hure Left Banger Linc.
(Hy Associated Press.}
War.hinfcton. Aug.. 28?-Minister
Stovsll at Berne, forwarded a report
:oday from *te rtee ?v>n?Tii g?ner??! hf
f.ncano. Baying all Americana na> 0
oft that district.
Conditions tn Copenhagen are nor
nal and Americans there supplied
?lth :t;?urs. of . creon are having no
rouble In obtaining funds. The
\merleufi consular-agent'nt tho Da.
ienaliee reported thc American yacht
Karina passed '< through there safely
m August 10.
English Cruisers' Ooard Our C*>e*U
(By Associated Press.)
Now York, Aug. 28.-.lt xena rc-'
K>rted In shipping circles here treloy
hat six British cruisers had been or
lered to tho Atla.itlo coaat to blpeh
ide. .American -.ports again tt tlic ca
ape, of German morccani ??nd
o clear the'North Atlantic o' lb? th
.my's warships. Th?v British consul
tcneral hero wou'd mttuur confirm
tor (!. ny tho report, but Ibo r.ov.s yes
cidiiy that Ovo rm.lae.rk ot ihc Bru
sh Atlntitic fleet lind lioen prdero.d to
bo Onlfiof Mexico wan pohitrd to ns
mllCAiMif, that r?nafn.'ct men ? would
io holi? bv northern waten...
! A aether ?Mae sf Fisgue?
(Hy Atuociatcd Pre s.}
New Orleans. Aug. 28.-TIM t vcri
y-first case af bubonic .plague w.?n
sported bore today.'.Mirv Jone.-., n
icgreas, 81 years old,1$, vhy <l?tlpi.
n Hand!
Announcement
17th, 28th and 29thT there will be held
in Exposition of pre-advanced Fall and
?lens and Fashions in Men's Clothes,
in coloring and magnificence in style
ire unprecendented in the annals of
ng. ^
te in America backed by real merchant
1 be displayed by the world's foremost
)f fashion, Isaac Hamburger & Sons,
re dates their representative will con
1 Tailoring Opening and entertain the
isisting them to review the array of
1 Fashions on display.
ce at this "fashion show" is cordially
is Isaac Hamburger & Sons are the ree
ducar s of America's highest type of
leasure clothes^ it will be to your inter
. No obligation to buy but, if it will be
.e to order, your measures will be ex
;ientif ically taken.
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-to-Date Clothier
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? Reductions
On Rebuilt PIANOS and ORGANS
taken in exchange fer new instruments
PIANOS
Warde, Mahogany case .........$ 149
Concord? I^a?iogany case &X0
Lindeman, Mahogany case. 230
Chickering Brothers ........... 290
ORGANS
Gem, Walnut case .. $ 25
Putnam, Oak case. 35
Sterling, Walnut case '.. 40
Beethoven, Walnut case .. 50
Easy Payments Arranged
If you can't call, write for complete des
cription.
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C. A. Reed Piano & Organ Co.
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!i Wanted: BANK STOCK >j
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Subject to simply we will buy
Eight Shares of Bank of Ander
son.
J. FUR M AN EVANS CO.
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