The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 25, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
'Princine is Worthy
of Its Container I"
-says Miss Princine
WHEN we revolutionized the making of
baking powder and gave our produce
the name Princine, we sought for a
perfected container to keep it in. And so
the Princine cup was devised.
lt preserves the leavening power of Princine
by preserving i*.3 dryness, lt is more convenient
to use. because of the handy handle. And it
is useful around the kitchen after the Princine
is all used up.
No solder to cause lead contamination.
No rough edges to out or scratch your hands.
It ?3 easy to open, and airtight when closed.
And best of all, Princine is worthy of it!
^ LiggettL'Myers'
^oiipoiis and lags
?edeemed1n our R*emiurn Dept
Y Om- big stock of Liggett & Myers^B
r .premiums includes dozens of arti- ^
c?es for .men, -women and children. Come
in and see them. Special courtesy to ladies.
Evans* Pharmac
New, Clean, Sanitary, Pleasing
Fresh Meats and Fisk
Country Produce
of thc very best grades only.
Fish dressed, and cleaned perfectly without additional expense.
H Free and Quick Delivery Anywhere.
S. C HAYNIE and K. B TUCKER, Prop?.
457 VV. Market Phone, 8 8 ;\
? ?
TENNIS
.We are sole agents for
Spalding's ' Tennis and'
Base Ball goods.
(See Window.)
Frat's Book Store
WINNERS ra IN
AD WW?
FIRST PRIZE GOES TO GEIS
BERG BROS. ADVER
MENT
TWO OTHER PRIZES
Mrs. Boyd's . Ad Takes Second
Pris*-T. L. Cely Co. Gets
Third.
The great Amateur Ad Writer's
contest, the ads for which appeared
In Sunday's Intelligencer, created
considerable interest and some little
excitement.
There were quite a number of con
testants, and some of them wrote ads
for almost every marchant who was
entered in the contest. With the pos
sible exception of ac* or two ads.
they were exceptionally good and
everybody was surprised at .he clever
work submitted. There vere two or
three parties writing several ads who
demonstrated in this contest that they
undoubtedly have ability as ad writ
ers. Several gentlemen, Borne ot them
merchants, yesterday remarked about
the cleverness shown In almost every
ad submitted. If the writers of this
copy could have heard the many com
pliments passed on these ads, they
would feel well repaid for their Ut
fort 15.
The ade which appeared in The Tn
to'ligercer Sunday as entries in this
contest were . written by the parties
as 1 titted below.
Dank of Anderron-Miss Martha A.
Bonham
Oelsberg Pros. Shoe Co.-MISB
Martha A. Bonham.
Lesser Co.-M?BS Martha A. Bjn
hanx.
T. L. Cely Co.-Miss Vina Pal
r'ek.
Southvrn Public Utilities Co.- Mrs.
Reid Sherrard.
Watter If. Keese & Co.-MIS? Mar
Cha A. Bonham.
Parker & Bolt-Mrs. P.-old Sher
rard.
John A. Austin-A. G. Barton.
Anderson Cash Grocery.-M. E.
Russell. *
Marchbanks & Babb.-Mrs. Reid
Sherrard.
The Owl Drug Co.-Miss Martha A.
Bonham.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
-Mrs. J. L. Farmer.
Sullivan Hardware Co.-Miss Mar
tha A. Bonham.
B. O. Eltens & Co.-Miss Clara
Brown.
Mrs. B. Graves Boyd.-MIBS Mar
tha' A. Bonham.
W. H. Lyon.-?rs. W. W. Rus
sell.
Evans' Pharmacy.-Brace Harper.
John Linley-Mrs. Reid Sherrard.
Anderson Gss Co.-Miss Martha A.
Bonham.
In almost each case there were sev
eral good ads from which one ad had
to be selected snd they were all so
good lt was really a hard task to se
lect the best one.
The services of three gentlemen who
are believed to be excellent Judges of
advertisements were selected-Mesrrs.
Bond Anderson, Eugene Brown, and
Mr. C. C. Cunningham of the great
Blotchy Advertising Company who
conduct sales all over the country.
After about an hour's real hard work
sorting out. and eliminating this and
that ad, until they bad pulled out the
weakest ones, they were able to pick
the three best ads.
They gave the first prise to the ad
of'Geisberg Bros. Shoe Co, written
by Miss Martha A. Bonham; the sec
ond prise was awarded the ad of Mrs.
B. Graves Boydi also' written by MIBS
Martha A. Bonham; and the .third
prise to T. L. Cely Co.s ad written
by Miss Vina Patrick. The first
prise is a five dollar bill. The sec
ond prise ts two and a half dollars,
and the third is a one dollar bill.
The wrltet? ot all the other ads which
were accepted and entered la thia con
test will receive fifty cents tor each
such ad.
In ?warding the prises, the Judges,
after picking the three best ads. se
lected three others, which they stat
ed would have received the next three
prizes h?d there been any others. So
this entitles them to what, in the ab
sence of a better name, will be called
"honorable mention," for" they were
good ads. They are the ads of The
Owl Drug Co., John Linley, and Wal
ter H. Reese & Co. While The In
telligencer promised to run only the
three winners, twice more, lt takes
this- means of paying these ads the
compliment ot running them tn the
Daily and Berni-Weekly along with th?
winners free ot any charge whatever.
Tips sat Hps.
An American spending his vacation
in Scotland, .had ac opportunity to
play golf every day on a worid-rar>
otie links, says the Youth's Compan
ion. Moreover, he had assigned to
him aa exceptionally fine caddie, who
frequently carried the bags of the
btst golfers in Scotland.
"Donald .my maa. I expert to ?et
some good tips from yon while ! am
here," aatd the American, while mak
ing the first round of tho courue.
"And I aspect," returned the thrif
ty Donald, "the like frae you."
for Ceagfes that "Haag Ga."
Lingering colds, bronchial coughs,
la grippa colds and similar ailments
.hat "bang on" VtHtil May are likely to
last all summer it not cured. Foley's
Honey ?nd Tar Compound ?kill allay
Inflammation, clear stopped} passages,
relieve distressing discharges at the
aoasce. banish Staff", wheezy breath -
?as?, and heal and soothe raw nasal sad
toronchtat passages. It is prompt itt
Evening Dress
for Matrons
We were threatened aa early as in
the spring by the most highly ap-!
I proved ' Parisian couturi?res that full,
abort skirts would prevail and when
they arrived wo gladly accepted them
without protest. Were they not a de
lightful change from the long, tight |
skirt and just the thing for tailleurs
and dance frocks? And then the I
American matron hesitated-as an
evening frock for ber debutante
daughter, well. and good, but for the
dignified hostess, who demanded
trained reception gown-never.
As a result, we have the gown Il
lustrated, designed and worn recent
ly by an American society woman.
?The novelty ls in the train. When
ehe desires, the wearer may appear
I In training gown with all the dignity
I that social etiquette demands, and
when the dance music starts, she
may gently lift the train and Indulge
lo her heart's content, with all the
comfort of the short but not too vo
luminous skirt.
The gown waS of white goldenrod
satin with the skirt scantily gathered
at a slightly high, waist line. The;
skirt finished In a straight train,
which was looped under at about the
-knees, and this-gave the extra full
ness.. An elaborate garniture of!
crystal and pearl beads . draped the
bodice of white daphne, silk. The
crystal effect vas also worked out on
the steeves snd in the hair and slip
per ornaments, and a handsome |
string of pearls comple'. od ' the at
tractive costume.
KM. W. AM R??9E??, Editor
Phone 87.
Mrs. Wade McQc? left yesterday af
ternoon tor ber home in Columbia
after a week's visit to Mrs. G. M.
Tolly. ?A. . _
" Misa Laurie Dowling haa bone to
I Bamberg to visit relatives.
Misa Lucy Patterson of Walhalla
ls visiting her slater, Mrs. William
I Archer.
' Palmetto Chapter.
The Palmetto chapter will meet thia
afternoon at five o'clock with Mrs.
W A. 8peer and Miss Eubank Taylor
at s.tte home of the latter on Kiarie
]street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harleston Barton,
tjpent th* week-end with friends in
Greenwood.
Mm. J. ?G. Cunningham has re-J
turned from a visit ot a few days
|in Greenville.
Mrs! Joseph J. Reed leaves today
for her home In Knoxville. Tena..
.Sm*** *UH of several weeks tb. her
, mother. Mrs. Eva Murray.
Mr. snd Mfrs. Jahn B. Reeves lett
i yesterday, for their home In Charles
ton., after a visit to Mr. Breve's als
> WHEN
you MO an arrow,
what do you thins of?
Of Course!
WHY
Because it goes straight to the
spot!
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
DR. J. E. WATSON
General Practice
Office in Llgon ft Led better Building.
North Main Street.
Office Phone 210.
Residence Phone 386.
C. GADSDEN SAYRE I
Architect
405-406 Mackley Building
Anderson, S. C.
Chisholm, Trowbridge St Suggs
DENTISTS
New Theatre Bonding
W. Whitner St.
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Bye and Bye
Leads to the home of
never.
Begin now. save .a
part ot ronr earnings
Continuous Savings
will soon count up
when deposited la the
Savings Department of
The
Baak of Anderson
Thc strongest bank
In the county.
"TH" FOR MM,
SORE, JP fffi
Good-bye sere feet, burning fest, swol
len fart, sweaty feet, smelling bet, tired
feet. I
Good-bye corns, callouses, bumons and
raw spats. Ko
Ap/*. more shoe tight
?j? ness, no more limp
jyrT7fSr^^^ lng with psis or
/Z?r JjH? drawing np your
mff.?t* ?AS* in agony.
WfJjjBw "Tl 2" U magical,
ffi^E^T ^Z'-'dfawl mt
"^?hNr^Eyw all the poisonous
^~*?SAA ? ?rudittrtaa which
get year' foo*
misery. Ahl bow confortable your feet
feel. Od s Sd cent box of "TIZ" BOW at
say druggist er department ?tor?. Deni
suffer. llave good feet, glad test, feet
that never ewe?, never frat, sever get
tired. A y?sr's foot comers guaranteed
ur money refunded.
4
CHBAP INMJRAHCK.
. You can ht:'? oottlo or Dr. Hilton's
Life For Tho Liver and Kidnssa?^MK
2. and clean oe your system from all
i ties ot. jroor body, .sad eave
YES
terday t
1st TC
This ist
ft Use
for yourself, if you seek men, If yoi
fixluies, equip-ment
Classified
Want Advert?
Yweaty-flve vrori? or lest, Os? VI
?x Time? Ste?.
All advertisement over tweaty-fl??
word, fintea na 1,000 words to 1
Mo advertisement taken, tor ISM ?
It roar name appears ia th? tetei
roar want ?4 to ill ?ad a bill wikU
prompt payment
FOR RENT
FOB RENT-storo recently occupied
by The intelligencer Job Printing!
Department It Interested ia a fin? j
eland and good proposIUon. apply
to The Intelligencer. 8-13-tt '
WANTS 1
WANTED-A reliable representative I
in every community to act as agent j
for Th? Intelligencer. Liberal com
missions paid. Apply The Anderson j
Intelligencer. 2-28U.
WANTED-You to know thst I ami
still on the Job with the beBt weed
and coal on the market, if yon)
don't believe lt try me. W. O.
Uluier, Phone 649. Successor to {
Piedmont Coal and Wood Co.
4-15-tf.
[WANTED-College boy wants Job for
summer montha after June 1. Cleri
cal work preferred. Not afraid of
work. Address "College Boy,"
care The Intelligencer. g-21-St. |
WANTED
100 good fat chickens. Hens
and friers. 100 dozen eggs.
WQD pay market or better for
fancy stocks. Also will boy fresh
I peas and beets and other vege
tables.
Bring them on down to the!
J corner and gat the cash.
C. F. POWER & SON
301 ItePisffio St., Phono 117.
Oar -JITNEY" Offer-This and fie,
DONT MISS THIS. Cat out this
slip, enclose with 6o to Foley & Co.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup; Foley
Kidney. Pills, for pains and. back,
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic Stout people en
joy them. Evana Pharmacy.
s ?one. Tomorrow does cot ?as?
)DAY to the day of Opportunity,
he coloumn of opportunities. Read
it-If you seek a broader opening
j wantto buy or sell macht?rry*
Columns
sing Rates
me Si ??ate, Thrt? Times SS cants,
> word? prorata ter asea edd ttl ansi
t* atad ta a noath mads ?a appll
h an Si ??ats, cash ia a4ttaaaa,
?bone directory yea aaa talijSaiM
m mailad altar Ha taaarUaa ?or
FOR SALE
FOB SAXE-Potato Slip. Pure
Hall. Wa fcra sufficient stock
hand to supply demand ?ow. P_
man Bmlth, Seedman, Phon? dat.
FOB SALE-One milch cow. .
monta old 303 West Market street.
5-26-lf.
MISCELLANEOUS
? a
OBY, FINE WOOD, eat, or la
foot lengths, or slabs; and
ly dry. Prices right See me"
all kinds of fire wood. B. N. W]
"The $6.00 Coal Maa."
IF 1T8 IN SEASON, and flt to i
we bare lt; and the price won't
you lose your appetite elUier.
ttle Oem" Cafe, J. EL Derrick;
prietor, 128
LOST
COST-A small gold shirt waist
about sise ot dime, beaded ?du
with letter H. Reward If returned
to 233 Greenville St.. lt
LEGAL NOTICES
INCOME TAX PAY EBB TABB
NOTICE.
The time tor ulakine Income
Retorna will close the 1st ot
AU who tall to make income
that tim? will havo to par cost
penalty. This ls from Carlton
Sawyer, Comptroller General, at
lumbla, 8. C., so I would he glad
have rm maka these retorna at
jo your Auditor will not be'
J-888Cd.
Those who refuse to make la
Tax Returns will be compelled
so at heavy cost This is the ?aw
so long ss it is, I will have ttyaafoi
lt for Anderson County.
Winston Smith,
Auditor.
Hew Sirs. Marrad Ge* Mle? cf 1
Stomach Tronhle.
"I suffered with stomach
for years and tried evorythi;
heard of. bot the only relief J
was temporary unUI last spring t
Chamberlain's Tablets advertised
procured a bottle ot them at o
store. I* got Immediate ralf
that dreadful heaviness aft?
and from pain In tb? stomach,"
Mrs. Linda Herrod, Fort Warn?,
Obtainable everywhere.
Confederate Veterans
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
JUNE 1,2, and 3,1915.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
In connection with the Blue Ridge Raihray.
Tickets on sale May 29th to June 2nd, with return limit Jun
Extension will-be granted until June 30th by payment, of So
$3.8S FROM ANDERSON.
To accommodate the Veterans and friends the Southern Ra
arranged a Special DAYLIGHT TRAIN, leaving Andetsot
a. m., Monday, May 31st
No Changing of Cars. 43 Miles Shorter O
Southern Railway.
SCHEDULE
DAytlfht Special
Lv. Andereon. ..?:3*Mt.Kay 31
Lv. Belton. .T:0SJh? May K
Lv.WMlam?ton.7:1? AJ?. May ?I
Lr. Pelter.7:3? A M.-Way tl
Lv. Piedmont.*:? A.M.May 31
LV. Greenville. .8:30 A.M. M*y 31
Ar.lUcnmon ....8:30P.M.May31
This is the only through daylight trip and it will give
chance to see North Carolina, and Virginia during the. i
coaches and Pullman sleepers will be handled on the
and n?fe'ht train to Richmond
The Southern KaUwai has the t?st location in R>
! from Main; street, <?rjer of etty.