The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, June 06, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Be
Cool
Why be without
an Electric Fan
any longer? It
is a mistake to
swelter when
the twitch of a
switch will fetch
cool, refreshing
breezes in an in
stant. An Electric Fan is an inexpensive joy these
hot days. You can use it in any room in the house.
Why let children fret and older folk suffer when for less than
a cent an hour an Electric Fan will make any day tolerable and
insure restful, unbroken sleep through the long, hot nights.
You really should ORDER your Electric Fan TODAY.
Southern Public Utilities Co. PH2?3NE
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Trent About to Be Taken by the Italians.
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which haj been under the government l^^^'-^^?^^^^^^^^^^^^^g^^BB^_^^ 1 "5 % 1 " m
of Austria, is about to fall Into the y^ff^^^^^^^''^^^^^^B ^^a^atBBP ?' ^ 'i I ?
hands of tho Italian army, which has ftfSc^^iSf?}-^ inf ~ I 1 >. 'm
pushed north. There will be great re- fc^i^'i?^
jolcing in Rome if the city falls. At ??^l?^^^ T^?IS?B?S" ?BrT*^ . P 8
the same time another army ls so ^^^f^5^*** . r^.?K^^MB|^B8|^BwP^^^^ ?]
mar Trieste, another city taken from t:--^^^i^wf^:? ^ftS?* ' .
italy, that there are indications lt *^t?SsK^
will fall. With the capture of tl? ' .'^0p?\>
the purposes of Italy In entering tao IP^r?*^^^"* ?jg)
war would almost be accomplished. I - _. -'," , , 1- , 1 ? . - - - I 'lrH
H?.?^^ TH?^?waf 1 ANDERSON WOMAN
ere s a i ip a na* RELIEVED OF PEL
Means Money to You 1 LEGRA
j My hands were cracked open ble?d
. <? We were fortun?te enough to be Ale to g? & S'? m?
purchase some Roof Paints of different ??Si S'S?l??!
trades, and in all COlOrS at EXCEPTION- TION. my hands are healed, the burn
*? ? i x/- i *-\\\r . ,n* sensation has gone, and I feel bet
ALLY LAJW priCeS, 1 ter than I have for mon tho. I can
? not say, or do too mnch In getting
F?r the next thirty days we will give f1?0T ?se y??r reme&; * mnk
, . J ~, ,- r lt ls a GOD eend to the afflicted.
our customers the benefit of our goo for- MRS 3 M,CDB
tune. We can and will save you any^ here ' M?n
from 20 per cent, to 50 per cent, ii the Anderson, 8. C.
painting of your metal roofs. -^
NOW IS THE time to do this work and CASTO R IA
WE are THE people tq do lt. 1 For infant* and Children
C E GUEST PAINT Cd r^atQ?fs^
"Guest Seils the Best.*' I s^natw? of ^^rX mc$UH.
+++++*++?*+*++?+*?+* * ?
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? STANDING OF THE CLUBS. +
+ *
**?+++?+???++?+.:??+* + +
Roath Atlantic
Won. Lost. P. C.
Macon . 29 18
Charleston . 28 21
Albany. 26 21
Columbus. 26 23
Savannah. 23 26
Jacksonville .... 23 26
Columbia. 20 29
Augusta. 18 30
Southern
Won. I/>8t.
New Orleans .... 32 19
Birmingham .... 27 20
Nashville. 28 23
Memphis. 26 23
Chattanooga .... 24 24
Atlanta. 23 27
Mobile. 20 29
Little Rock. 18 31
American.
Wo?.. Ixjst.
Chicago. 28 16
Detroit. 28 17
Boston. 20 16
New York. 19 19
Washington .... 17 19
Cleveland. 18 22
St. Louis. 17 25
Philadelphia .. 15 27
l*0."?U4i*la?w .1 -. - 1
National.
Won. Lost.
Chicago. 23 17
Philadelphia .... 22 18
Boston. 19 18
Brooklyn. 21 20
St. Louis.21 22
Pittsburgh. 19 21
Cincinnati. 17 21
New Y'ork. 16 20
Federal.
Won. Lost.
Pittsburgh. 26 18
Newark. 23 17
St. Louis.22 17
Kansas Clty\ . ..24 19
Chicago. 23 22
Brooklyn.21 21
Baltimore. 16 26
Buffalo. 14 30
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+ +
? YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. +
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National League.
At St. Louts 0; Philadelphia 3.
At Cincinnati 6; Boston 3.
At Pittsburgh ll; Brooklyn 0.
At Chicago 0; New Y'ork 3.
American League.
At Philadelphia 4; St. Louis 2.
At Washington 4; Cleveland 6.
At New York 2; Detroit ll.
At Boston 4; Chicago 2.
Federal League.
At Brooklyn 5; Baltimore 7; ten
Innings.
At Newark 4; Buffalo 0.
s At Kausas City 1; Pittsburgh 4.
At Chicago 4; St. Louis 6.
At Chicago 0: St. Louis 6.
Southern League.
At Little .Rock 3; Atlanta* 6.
At Little Rock 3; Atlanta 2. Sec
ond game seven innings.
At Nashville 4; Birmingham 8.
At Nashville 9; Birmingham 5. Sec
ond game seven innings. '
At MemphlB tl New Orleans 8.
At Chattanooga 12; Mobile 5.
South Atlantic League.
At Albany 0; Jacksonville 4.
At Augusta 5; Savannah 1.
At Augusta 6; Savannah 4. Second
game seven Innings.
At Columbia 3; Charleston 6.
At Columbia 4; Charleston 2. Sec
ond game seven innings.
At Columbus 1 ; Macon 0.
At Columbus 1; Macon 0.
University Games.
At Cambr'.i ge-Harvard 3; Prince
ton 0.
At Hanover-Amherst 6; Dart
mot ih 4.
At Newhaven-Yale 10! Peennsyl
vania 4.
At West Point-Army 6; Catholic
University 1.
At New -York-S. Warthmore ll;
N. Y. University 1.
BELTON DEFEATED EQUINOX
Played ai Belton-Score Seven to One
Favor Belton.
The Equinox mill baseball team was
defeated by the Belton mill team
eA (Beltcfn yesterday afternoon, the
score being 7 to 1. The features of
the game was the hitting of Foster
for Equinox and the pitching of Ward
tor Belton.
Batteries: Equinox--Blaylock, Mc
Intyre and English; Belton-Ward
and Snipes.
GLUCK MILL DEFEATED OBlt
Game Played at Gloek-Seora Waa
Nine and Severs.
The Gluck Mill baseball teamde
feated the Orr mill team at Gluck yes
terday afternoon by the score of 9
to 7. The features of the game was
Toi I ison'a catch in center and the
batting of Simpson.
Batteries: Orr-Spencer and Kay;
Gluck-Edwarde and MacDonald.
SERVICESAT ORB MILL
Kev. t. O. Croat Preaches This
Horning at lit?.
Rev). J. D. Crout will preach at the
Orrvllle Methodist church this , morn
ing at 11:16. On Sunday night the
children will render their program,
whflefh. baa been devoted much at
tention and will prove very interest
ing, A cordial welcome to alt the
services.
Little Household Helps.
Mr. .Manley-Well, my dear, I've had
my life Insured for five thousand dol
lars
Mrs. Manley-How very sensible of
you! Now I shan't have to keep tell
ing you to be careful every place you
go.-Pathfinder.
A Case o' 3ex.
Mrs Henpeck-Is there sny differ
ence, Theodore, do you know, be
tweer a fort and a fortress?
Mr. Henpeck-I should Imagine a
lortresB. my love, would be harder to
silence.
Modern Superciliousness.
"Ky ancestors came over in the
Mayflower.*
"Yes?" tejoined Mrs. Cumrox. "I un?
derstand the fare was quite low. But
the boat must have been terribly over
crowded."
8ame Thing.
Doctor-You see, when we put a
patient under an anesthetic he doesn't
know what he ls doing Now, do you
understand lt?
New Assistant-Sure Yes put him
cu tho same level aa the doctor.
Puck.
In the Public Service.
They were discussing the commut
ers' fight against Increased passenger
rates.
"Will the railroads yield?" he asked,
eagerly
"Yes," responded the other, "prof*
IU."
IN THE WAR ZONE.
First War" Correspondent-I wish I
waa back in tho United States.
Second War" Correspondent-Why?
First War Correspondent-Then I
could find out what thia blamed war
is all about
True Qratltude.
God bless the simple citizen
Who Isn't hard to please
And for a square meal now and thea
Gives thanks upon his knees.
Leave Out the Pina,
"Belts are popular with Venezuela
men," said the shy young thing on the
sofa.
"So they are with men tn this coun
try, but we don't like the girls to put
pina In 'em '- said the man by her
aide.
More or Less Important. -
' Can I get off today, boss?"
"What for?"
"A weddin'."
"Do you nave to go?"
"I'd like to, slr-I'm the bride
groom."-Cornell Widow.
The Signs.
' Did this orator ever belong to one
of the national game teams?"
"What makes you ask that?"
"I nottce he has something of a
basa bawl delivery.''
An Unmistakable 8lgn.>
Rosalind-Has Smithers much of an
Income?
Orlando-Must have. He courted hie
wife for six years before he married
her.-Judge.
With Reason.
"I hate to see that fellow acroea the
street come along. He alwayo gata on
my nerves."
"Who ia he?"
"My dentist."
His Undying Love.
Mra. Exe-Has your husband's love
grown cold?
Mra. Wye-Ob, no; he lovea himself
fust aa much now as he did when we
were married ten years ago
Very Much.
"I wouldn't care to be a window
dresser for all the mon" > there might
ho In it."
"Why not?"
terday is gone. Tomorrow does not ex
ist. TODAY ls the dty of Opportunity.
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FOR SALE-Pure Nano;' Hall Potato
Slips at 12.00 per thousand. We
handle no other variety; our ship?
per wired us today giving us a re
duction of fifty cents per thousand
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Demonstrating His Esteem.
Jan-I suppose the baby la toad
of youY
Will-Fond of me* Why. why. he
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and stays awake all night Just to en
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Music is the sound which one's chil
dren make aa they romp through the
house. Noise is the sound which oth
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Jessie-Please, Auntie, the new lady
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husband ls extremely mi-leal,-Chi
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
"The Progressive Railway of the Sooth."
To Birmingham, Ala.-Sunday School Congress, National Bap
tist Convention (Colored), June 9-14, 1915.
To San Francisco and San Diego, Salif.-Panama-Pacific Inter
national Exposition, and Panama-California Exposition, 1915.
? To Athens, Ga.-Summer School, University of Georgia, June
28-July 31, 1915.
For specific rate, schedules or other information, call on SEA
BOARD Agents or write
C. S. COMPTON, FRED GEISSLER,
T. P. A., S. A. L. Rwy., Alst. On. Passenger Agent,
Atlanta. Ga _ Atlanta, Ga.
Bloe Ridge Railway Co., Announces Very Low Ratos for the Follow?
ing Occasion, Fro? Anderson, S. C.
Birmingham, Ala. and Return
Account Sunday School' Congress (Colored) June "9-14th $12.45
Tickets on sale June 7, 8 and 9, limited to return June 17,
1915. "
Nash vain, Tann, and Return
Account Peabody College Summer School June 17th- x
August 28th, 1915 . #13.70
Tickets on sale June 15, 16, 17, 18, 21. 26, July 22nd,
23rd, and 26th 1915, limited to return 15 days from date
of sale. _
Knov?le, Tenn., and Raitt*
Account Summer School of the South, University of Ten
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Tickets on sale June 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, July 2, 3, IO, and
4 7th, 1915. Tickets limited fifteen days fros? date of