The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, August 05, 1915, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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TODAY
"The Opening Night"
featuring ADELE LANE
Two-Reel Universal Feature
"CAPTAIN KENT'S SEALS"
Powers Vaudeville Act
ONE OTHER SELECTED REEL.
?. TODAY
ti
"THE HAMMER"
K, B. Two-Reel Drama
"MME. BLANCHE, BEAUTY
DOCTOR"
Fais. Drama
ONE OTHER SELECTED REEL
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I flow.
".j To ioin the brimming
river; t
For men mop come
and men map ?o.
But I So on forever, ,
Tho Standard BoVerogo
Imitations of COCA-COLA come and
go-none last more than a few seasons.
This has been going on for 29 years
yet COCA-COLA, unchanged in name
or self, keeps its old friends and makes
new ones.
Demand thc genuino by the full name
th?t has inspired so many imitations.
. THE COCA-COLA CO.
^enew ATLANTA. GA.
you see an
Arrow, think
?f Coca-Cola
I COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
ANDERSON, S. C.
vl23 W, .-.arl St. s-: Phonel37.
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The following prices, f. o. b. De
troit effective August 2nd.
Ford Runabout . . $390
Ford Touring Car . $440
-No assurance given against an ad
vance in these prices at any time and
no further reductibn prior to Au
gust 1st, 1916.
See them at our North Main St. store
TODD AUTO SHOP
TRANSFERS OF REAL
ESTATE DURING JULY
RECORD SHOWS THAT BUSI
NESS WAS SOMEWHAT
DULL
WERE 30 SALES
Record According to Auditor's
Books-Shows That Mostly
Small Lota Were Sold.
Tho following aro thc mal estate
transfers In Anderson county for the
month of July us shown by the rec
ord In Auultor Smith's ot nee:
City of Anderson.
Frank B. McPall to A. M. McFall.
1 lot. $1,00U.
J. E. Clinks.al.s to J. H. Hill, 1
lot. $800.
W. F. Farmers and W. A. Speer to
C. N. Sutherland, 1 lot, $800.
City of Anderson to W. M. Webb.
1 lot, $45.
W. H. Jones to W. F. Marshall, 1
lot. $550.
David Dooley to Eugene and Ueulah
Duckett, 1 lot, $450.
W. F. Nicholson, J. P., to Jas. C.
Cordon. 1 Jot. ?825.
Ii. D. Horton to Anderson Real
Estate and Investment Co., i lot,
13,000.
Emma Johnson to Snmi H. Smith,
1 lot, $2.500.
Broadaway Township.
Mrs. R. L. Bre?bale to C. H., ll.
H., J. F.. and M. T. Hreazeale, 42
acres, 5.
B. H. Breazeale. to M. T., C. H., li
li. and J. F. Hreazeale, 42 acrcB, $5.
W. F., J. F.. J. W. and E. lt. Cox
to W. F. and F. M. Cox, 27C acres, 1
$5.
Ema1lne Crosby to H. B. Breazeale
42 acres, $420.
Center rille Township. 1
B. F. Mauldln and Fi. S. Llnon,
trustees to Equinox Mill, 8 acres,
$2,000.
J. W. Trlbble to B. B. Gossett, 1
lot. $700.
S. .M. Huchannan to Anderson '
Real Estate and Investment Co.. 1
lot, $5.
R. L. McCueu to Anderson Real
Estate and Investment Co.. 1 lot, $5.
W. F. Marshall to W. H. Ranks, 1
lot, $1.
North Anderson Development Co., .
to Dr. C. S. Breodtn, 1 lot, $7.~>0.
W. F. Marshall to H. H. Sanders. !
2 lots. $375. 1
lt.. R. Sanders to G. W. Sanders, 1 ;
lot, $150.
Corner Township.
D. D. and W. D. Gentry to E. J.
Pruitt, three-fourths acre, $125.
Pendleton Township.
J. J. Williamson to G. H. Geiger, 1
49 1-2 acres. $1.
H. B. Fant, trutsee. to W. A. Mult
Mn, et al., trustees dlstriit No. 6. 1 ?
lot. $1. j
W. A. t? trot her and Jas. Phoney to
R. lt.. A. M., W. F. and B. C.
Milam. 2 acres, $6,000.
Abo Miltner to Jas. Reese. 1 let.
$350.
Yaresness Township.
Frank J. Burris* to C. L. Cooper,
2 lots, $375.
Mrs. L. E. Belcher to J. H. Allen,
3 lots, $2.000.
J. II. Pruitt to F. H. Pettigrew. 1
lot, $160.
Williamston Township.
E. S. Smith to Mary E. Smith. 1
3-4 acres, $5.
Belle Minor to J. Sam'i Boyd, 1 lot.
$10.
T. J. Clatworthy,* exe., to L. S.
Wilson. 1 lot, $10.
W. R. Cason to vv\ A. Chandler,
31 acres. $3,100.
ANOTHER ALFALFA CLCB
One Has Been Organised nt Honer.
Path.
Mr. 8. M. Byars, county demon
stration agent, has organized anoth
er alfalfa .club in this county, lt be
ing at Honea Path. Those who Join
ed aro: Messrs. Jas. Mitchell, M. H.
Ashley, Frank Hudgcns, J. W. Brock,
C. M. Kay. T. R. Finley. J. H.
Gaines, Sam Gansa way, N. B. Shir
ley, M. B. Dunlap, J. T. Branyan,
W. A. Branyan and S. N. La timer.
Grandma Used Sage
Tea to Darken Hair
She Mixed Sulphur With H to
Restore Color, Gloss,
Thickness.
Common garden sago brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxu
riant, remove every bit of dandruff,
step scalp itching and failing hair.
Just ? fow applications will prove a
revelation if your hair is fading, gray
or dry, scraggly and thin. Mixing the
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home,
though, ls troublesome. An easter
way ts to get the rcady-to-use tonic,
costing about CO cents a largo bottle
at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's
Bago and Sulphur Compound," thus
avoiding a let ot muss.
While wispy, gray faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. Fy darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, oe one
can tell, because lt does it so natural
ly, so evenly. You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with lt and draw
this through your hair, taking one'
?mall strand at a Mate; by morning
stn ?ny hatfrs hate disappeared, and:
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautlfull dark, glossy,
soft and luxuriant.
PROBABLY ESTABLISH
SCHOOL INSPECT! B
MR. BROWN STATES THAT
CONDITIONS VERY
FAVORABLE
INTERESTING WORK
This Inspector Will Visit Schools
and Give Assistance to the
Teachers.
Mr. George I) Drown. state? In
spector of mill schools, wbo ls spend
ing this wi?'k in thf> ?itv. state.*
yesterday ftftcrhoon that the pros
pects were good for the establishment
of the office of mill school Inspector
in Anderson. Yesterday Mr. Drown
visited tho K<|tilnox, Toxaway. river
side, Dragon and Anderson mills.
Mr. Brown stated that he was meet
ing with much encouragement on the
part of the mill presidents and sup
erintendents and that they seemed an
xious to have anything done that
would udd to the comfort ami en
lightenment of the operatives.
When asked how tho mill schools
at Anderson compared with those In
other pluces which hod been visited
Mr. Urown replied that they wcro
just us good If not better here than
anywhere else and that the buildings
were better.
Mr. Drown stated that the people
seemed especially anxious to have the
office of mill Inspector established
here. The duty of the holder of thia
office will be to visit tho mill schools,
give instructions In industrial work,
domestic science, sewing, help thc
teachers in their problems, create
Interest and assist in keeping up thc
community and echoe] gardens.
HOI COMING DAY
[AT PELZER SATURDAY
Elaborate Plans Being Made for
Occasion-Old Fiddlers'
Convention.
Pelzer, Aug. 4.-Tho annual Homo
Joining Day at Pelzer will be Satur
lay. August 21st. 1915. Plans are
jelng made for the greatest day yet.
Amusements will bc furnished from
i a, m. to ll p. m. Old Sadler's Re
tinton, grand parade consisting of
the military company, boy scouts,
band and old soldiers, ending with a
big sham battle at the baseball park;
tiors< racing, foot raiiug, of all kinds;
slack wire walking and numerous
sther attractions with nice cash
prizes for thc winners are to be j
mentioned among thu pleasures for
tho day. Two games of ball will be
played between the two best teams in
tho upper section of the state, Pelzer
rs. Tucapau. The old Fuller's con
vention and moving picture' show at j
night. Good music furnished
throughout the entire day by the
Smyth Concert band.
The managers extend to the public j
a cordial invitation to spcn? the day
nt Pelzer with old friends and to
meet new ones. Candidates and pros
pectives should rcmembor that Pelzer
is on the line between Anderson and
tireen ville counties and that thous
a: i? - from both counties meet here
on this happy occasion-everybody
wllome. Everybody helps to make
Dverybody happy.
Come on boys of the great old days
ot' tho 60's. Wc are expecting you
a Ld we have some of these famous
fellows who will make lt hard for you
to get ahead. They are saving some
mighty big ones for you.
"Oh, you fiddlers, never mind the cot
ton and the hoe.
Just pick up your fiddle and bring
along your bow,
And give us the tune of Cotton Eye
Joe?
For any information call on or
write any of the following commit
tee: W. C. Pearmaii. U. E. Waldron,
W. W. Griffin.
MISS GARL1NGTON
AT WILLIAMSTON
Has Accepted Position There in
Connection With Mill School?
for Coining Year*
It will bo Interesting nowa to the
many friends of Miss Maggie Carling
ton, formerly rural school supervis
or of Anderson county, to learn that
she has been selected by the manage
ment of the Willlamston milla to do
supervising work in the schools
there. ? iaT)<j#m
This work will be somewhat Uko
that carried on at tho Bregon mills
In this city and will be of great bene
fit to the schools and to the people
at the milla generally.
An attractive bungalow will be built
in which Miss Carlington ' will haw
her headquarters. Already the lum
ber ls being placed and the building
will be completed within a few
weeks.
Meeting at Geed Hope.
The notice of the meeting of the
Good Hope Memorial association
which appeared in this paper a few
days ago was in error sj to the date
ot the nvMttng. It should have read
Saturday, August 7th. This meeting
is alway? on Saturday, before the
second 8unday io August. Those'
who wish to attend win please take
notice of the corrected date.
Puren-Rich.- Unadulterated
MILK -
Sanitary Barns-Sanitary Wagon-Anderson's Modern Dairy
Milk delivered at your door twice a day
"Watch for the White Wagon" NORTH ANDERSON DAIRY
S. B. ELROD, Prop.
Thone 808
TO HOLD HEIMO?.
Orr's Regiment Will Meet at Pendle,
ton August 10-20.
The program for the reunion of
Orr's regiment which is to be held
at J Pendleton, Auguet 19 and 20, hus
been prepared and is as follows:
Thursday, August 19.
8 p. m.-General reunion of vet
erans at town park.
Friday, August 20.
10 a. m.-Call to order by vice
president.
Invocation by chaplain.
Music-"Dixie."
Address of welcome-Mayor H. B.
Gilbert.
Welcome by chapter-Mrs. J. M.
Bruner.
Music-Quart otte.
Response to address of welcome.
?Col. J. C. Strlbling.
response to address of welcome
Mrs. Mary Hcmphltl Greene.
Address by H. R. Hughs. Subject:
"The Confederate Soldier-His Ser
vice to us; Our Duty to Him."
Adjournment for dinner.
2 p. m.-Business session.
Election of o Ulcers.
Memorial service.
Music (solo)-Mrs. T. Peden An
derson .
Address-Col. W. P. Oreen.
Music (solo)-Mrs. D. I. Mulkey.
Address-Gen. M. L. Bonham.
Song and recitation-Miss Mag
gie A?-ott.
DI. 'ssal with prayer-Rev. R. L.
Duffle.
REAL SATISFACTION
In Hardware-Stove Ware-Aluminum Ware
?-Cook Stoves-Heating Stoves-Heating
Plants-Plumbing Outfits-Heating and
Pulmbing Repairs-Automobile Accessories
-Farm Supplies and Machinery of ali kinds.
The Best lines at the Best Prices and Prompt
attention
See 1
Anderson Hardware Company
215-217 E. Whitner Street Or Phone 253.
'Wc Deliver the Goods."
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE
The Virginia Daredevil
Climb the Chiquola
Building
at 7??. JV!,