The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 05, 1915, Page 6, Image 6
Palmetto Theatre
Today's Program
Dave Newman's Musical Comedy Co. Will Present
A Funny
Farce Comedy
Movies for Today
"MOLLY OF THE MOUNTAIN" Bron
cho Two Reel Rrama
"THE ONCE OVER" Beauty Drama
N. B. Beginning today, we will open at
3:30 Po M, and have only one show in the
afternoon.
The Bi J O U
TODAY'S PROGRAM
"UNDER THE TABLE" L-Ko
A two reel coni?dy with Hank Mann, Gertrude Selby and
Reggy Morris. Don't fail to see this-it's a scream from start
to lt nish.
"WHEN THE SPIDER TORE LOOSE"
Laemmle.
A strong drama with Frank Loyd and Helen Leslie.
Fourth Keel To Be Selected
4 BIG REELS 10c
Coming Tomorrow "The Black Box." Read the story in
The Intelligencer and see the picture at the Bijou.
Economy, simplicity and efficiency makes the
Ford a universal utility A utility because it
Serves everybody-doctor, farmer, salesman and
banker. In every business, or a pleasure car, the
Ford proves reliable and economical. Low tirst
tost--$60 less than last year, and the plan of
Sharing profits with the buyers-and low upkeep
expense; are reasons why it pays to own a Ford.
They serve and save. Buyers will share In prof
its if we sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars be
tween August 1914 and August 1915.
Touring Car $4W; Runabout $440; Town Car $09?:
Couplet $760; Sedan $975, f. o. b. Detroit with all equip
ment.
On display and aale at
U,r ?TODD AUTO SHOP "<."
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES
"Dita's Um Torn" Is Harmless To
Ctaa Your Sluggish Liver
aid Bowels.
light Calomel makes you etch. Itv
dori idle! Take a dose ot Ute dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may loss
a day'? work.
C'Rlomel is mercury or onicksilver
which causes necrosis of thc hones.
Calomel, when it comes Into contact
with sour bite crashes Into it, foreskins
?t up. TIIIH is when you feel that awful
nausea ?nd cramping. If you ara alug?
gish and ''all knocked out," if year
l i WT ?a torpid and bowels constipated
or vott HAYS headache, di saines*, ooated
tongue, if breath is bad or stomach ?.ur,
Hist trv a spoonful et harmless Dodson'*
laver Tatt? tonight on my guarantee.
. Here's my gu?rante?-flo to any drug
store and get a 50 cant bottle nf Dod
son's Liver Tone. Take a spoonful and
if it doesn't straighten you right ur
und make you feel nne and vigorous
want you to go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver l'ont
i* destroying the sale nf calomel because
it is real liver mcdiaine; entirely vege
table, therefore it can not salivate or
make you sick.
1 guarantee that one spoonful of Dod*
urn's Liver Tone will put your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels ol
that ?our bile and constipated waste !
which ie clogging your system and mak- \
ina you feel miserable, rguarantee that
a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tona will
keep your* entire family feeling tine for
months. Give it to your children. It ia
harmless; doesn't grip? aid they like its
pleasant taste,
DAVID A. SKELTON
DIED YESTERDAY
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN OF
MOUNTAIN CREEK SEC
TION SUCCUMBS
EXTENSIVE FARMER
Survived by Widow, Three Chil
dren and Two Brothers
Funeral This Afternoon.
.Mr. David Addison Skelton, a weil
Known ?nd respected citizen died at
his homo about on?- mlle south of the
.ity Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
Mr. Skelton was born January 12,
I8f?0, and was the so i of the late A
ll. and I'olly Ann Wllllford Skelton,
lie spent the earlier part of lils life
in the Sadler's ('reek seer ion near
Andersonville. Ile moved into the
Mountain Creek section of the county
many years ano, and owned a large
farm, containing about 300 acres. He
conducted the alTalrs of his farm Just
Bouth 01* the city up until the time of
his death. ?
Mr. Skelton was twice married. Iiis
first wife being Miss Mary Jane
McCown. To this union four chldren
were born, two of whom are now Iv
Ing. They are Mr. Franklin Skelton
of the Mountain Creek section, und
Mr. Samuel Skelton ol' this city. On
May 1G. ISXS, Mr. Skelton and Mrs.
Mollie C. Major of the Major's Mill
section were married. To this union
one child. Miss Claudine Skelton, was
born. She. with Mr.i. Skelton, was
an adopted daughter. Miss Lucile
Skelton, of the last union, survive
him. T!ic deceased IM also survived
by two brothers-Messrs. s. A.
Skelton and c. S. Shelton, and one
sister, Mrs. William Chamblec, all ol
the Roberts section of Ute county.
Being (july <;.'? years ol' agi' Mr.
Skelton was not old enough to see
j'.tive se rvice in the w;:r between the
auctions. He was old enough, how
ever, to join the home guards, and he
saw some service in the Piedmont
..ci tion of the State.
Mr. Skelton hau many friends and
acquaintances all over Andi 1'son coun
ty, who will be distressed to learn of
lils death. He had been an ill man for
two years; suffering with Bright?
disease and with some heart affection.
Ho grew worm? on Sunday and mem
bers of the family realized then that
lt was only a question of timo before
bin death. HIa affliction prevented bis
retiring tn his bed. and he spent last
night seated in a chair. He was in
? his position yesterday morning whet.*
the end caine.
Members pf the heron ved fanily
have the sincere sympathy of their
many friends ami acquaintances.
The funeral services will be held at
tho Mountain Creek Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock and
the interment will be made in the
church yard. Hov. W. B. Hawkins
will conduct the services.
Market
Report
Local Cotton.9 l-2c
>'cw York Markets.
Open htgh low dosi
May.y.tiO 9.76 9.G0 9.76
July.9.80 10.05 9.80 10.0t
Oct.10.10 10.3? 10.13 10.39
Doc.10.39 lO.r.S 10.3? 1U.58
Spots 10.30.
Liverpool Colton.
Open Close
May June.5.44 5.41'
July-Aug.:>."?7 r>..V.
Oct-Nov..V"i 6.74
Spots r>.ij0.
Sales G.000.
Receipts 8.000. .
Cotton Still Declining.
New York. May 4.-Weak Liver
pool cables, followed by liquidation
caused opening prices on cotton mar
ket here today to decline 5 to 1*
points, '"'overing and buying caused
the market to bo steadier later and
shortly after noon prices were
about net unchanged to 3 point-,
lower.
Grandma Never Let
Her Hair Get Gray
Kept Her Locks Dark, Thick,
Glossy, With Safe Tea
and Sulphur.
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because lt's done so naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at home Is mussy and trouble
some. For 60 cents you can buy at
any drug store Ute ready-to-uso tonic
called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
compound." You jiist dampen n
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this thorough your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
all gray bair disappears, apd. after
another application or two.-your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant. You will also discover
dandruff ls gone and hair has stopped
falling.
Gray, faded hair, though no dia
grace, ls a algn of old age. and aa wo
all dlalre a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Suldhur and look
years younger.
Time is Money Today. Great
Values at Leaser's Hour sale.
PLANS FOR PAVING
BETIN GA? TRACKS
RECEIVED AT LOCAL OFFICE
OF SOUTHERN PUBLIC
UTILITIES
WILL COST $40,000
In Addition to Cost of New Rails
to be Placed on Streets Not
Yet Paved.
Plana and oUr prints for paving
between tli?? str>t car tracks have
been received Ly M.-. H .A. Orr, local
manager of the Southern Prtblie Utili
ties eompany. Biese plans wore
Miado by Mr. E R. Horton Jr., and
they have th? tilorscment of many
of the local cc.'truetlon men have
nave seen them.
The franchise if the traction com
pany requires th-r. to pave the space
between their (neks and a spaec of
18 inches on eac ;?do of the truck.
This IS inch spue is to .cover thc
.?nds of the croistits.
These plans wi: be carried out in
lolr.i; the paving i>r!< of the traction
company. There.- (something over
20,000 feet of pavt'.; lo be laid by tho
traction company md this will eost
them approximate:- JtO.dOO. These
figures do not bxludo the cost of
new rails which w.'.i have to be laid
on streets where U ri' ls* pavement.
The style of rai! ?lieh is now in use
will not do for th? concrete work.
It is not high enouh. and new rail
will necessarily har to be laid on
all streets which thc ?ty will pave.
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im
Mr. R. E. I.icon s pr.! yesterday in
Oreen ville.
-1
Miss Willie Helle tamworth re
turned yesterday froft Bcnnettaville,
where she ttiugut sch?n lids winter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K?kriuger, Mr*
Brown and Mrs. ?lee wre here yes
terday in an automobile'nm Helton.
Mm. J. D. McDonaldot Iva was
here yesterday.
Mrs. Lawrence Mci Je of Starr
spent yesterday with rtfltU'es hero.
Mrs. Annie Dean and rs. C. C.
Jones of Starr, spout Iticrduy In
town.
Miss Masie Baakin of ?:i was in
town yesterday.
Levis and Mrs. Cromer it Town-'
ville were visitors in the ciy yester
day.
T. N. Latin :r of Monea tlh was
in tho city yesterday for i short
while.
J. E. Massny of Pendle tor was '.A
tne city yesterday on buslnet.
H. S. Davenport of Charla? was
a. business visitor in Andersonri star
day.
Charles 5pelght3 of Greenirlc was
in th? city yesterday.
E. H. Norcomb of (Jreonvll waa
In the city yesterday.
Albert S. Johnstone, of Grecvil?e,
an old Anderson boy, was li th city
yesterday afternoon for a short tillo.
T. M. Latlroer and William K. of
iionea Path were visitors in thicity
yesterday.
the city yesteiday for a short
we in
Wl'.e.
Dr. T. J. Kii'kpatrick of LoWfop8
villc was In thc eily yesterday onVhs
Iness.
E. N. Sullivan of Portman S
was In the cKy yesterday.
ti. S. Cli.ikscales of Starr wi
visitor in the city yesterday.
William Good, of Now York; B|?
Weinberg, of New York, and C. *?
Kohn. of New Orleans. Jewelry drim
mer?, were in the city yesterday.*
J. Clyde Green of Helton was a
Itor in the city yesterday for u slit
white.
T. B. Kay of Wllllamston was
the city yesterday for' a short whl/
Prank and G. P. Pettigrew of Rta.
were In the city yestorday for a ?hoi
while.
Glenn Simpson nf Starr was In tin
city yesterday.
J. II, Pruitt of Starr spent yes
terday In the city.
Mrs. W. E. and Miss Dessl? Bolt
ot the country were in tho city yes
terday.
Friends in Anderson ? of Thomas
Hailey, 'young son of Dr. W. I.
Malley, nf Hartwell. Ga., will regret
to leam ut?t he ?j ill at his home tn
Hartwell.
Walter and Mrs. Barton and theft
little daughter, of Atlanta, aro thc
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.'E. Bar
ton. Walter is aa old Anderson boy
and for several years was in rail
road work. : -
TWO FIRES YESTERDAY
YOUR BUILDING MAY BE
THE SCENE OF THE NEXT
The Best Protection Against Loss hy Fire
BURRISS
METAL SHINGLES
MADE TO WITHSTAND
FIRE ? WEATHER- TIME
La^; longer and look better than any other roofing made-and
cost very little more.
Statistics prove that only a small percentage of the buildings de
stroyed by tire in the last few years were covered with metal
shingles
Let us submit an estimate on
Burri ss Wieta) Shingles
For your buildings today. The estimate will cost you nothing and
may save you heavy loss.
Burriss Metal Shingle Co.
W. EARLE STREET ANDERSON, S. C.
Suffragette Introduces i
New ?Fashion in N. Y. ?
I i. fix " % v- i
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Miss Ililnia Johnson.
Miss Hilma Johnson, a pretty suf
fragette, found a new wt*y of adver
tising "tho cause'* on Fifth avenue.
jN'ew York, the other day. How well
lie succeeded may he realized from
?lio fact that she hod to be rescued
.fluni a crowd by policeman. She np
ipearod In the fashionable crowd wlt'i
pt new veil bearing on the lower mar
Itiii tlie words, "Votes for Women."
li crowd collected-for it ls very oasy
l&> gather a crowd in New York
?nd followed her until she wa3 fear
;Iil of the results. Then the police
?lerfored and got .her out of the
Fine Irish rotator*.
?jlr. W. D. Hhioder brought to the
?Rle office several days ago a bari
ls of Irish potatoes grown on hts
, Sn near toWr They are tho finest
.ng potatoes we have tried in a
> Wk time. They cook perfectly and
..delicious to eat. They aro a..fall
. fwto and keep all winter without
"rill care. Mr. Sh l ed er is a good
. ij%Hr and provides a plenty of
i 0Sibling ahead ot cotton.-Dor
, ?V? _ Eagle.
*e b Money Today. Great
at Lessor's Hour sale.
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fpS^ HOME OF YOUR
/OWN IS A HON? ?rv?DEt-O
Hou; About
Th*
Neighborhood? JJ^
JOHN LlNLEYjSSSF,<
How many building lots in Anderson (jan.
you think of RIGHT NOW, located in
neighborhoods to suit YOU, are available
at ANY PRICE?
. ANY North Anderson lot is located in the
RIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD, with all of An
derson's adva?tages.withont any of its dis
advantages
And the cost is LESS than any desirable
building lot in And?rs?n-and there are NO
City Taxes.