Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"Does Advertising Pay?" ~~ To Be Thoroughly Tested We are going to apply the "Acid test" to this question as it relates to our busi ness; and to do that we propose to adver tise in the Daily Intelligencer for a month or so, naming SPECIALS of Known Val ue at prices that mean SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS to the Thrifty Shoppers. Everybody knows that QUALITY is, and always has been the keynote of this grocery, so it will be unnecessary to emphasize that point-suffice it to tay that al any time a purchase is not entirely satisfactory in every respect your money ?waits you here. 1 So, we will sell the following named SPECIALS at prices named until Tuesday night next, for CASH; after that time, other SPECIALS will be announced-for CASH also. Remember please, that a SPECIAL is on sale ONLY during the time advertised at the SPECIAL price. After which time, it will revert to the regular price. "Three for a Quarter," meaning 3 packages of the regu lar 10 cent packages of the justly celebrated Sunshine crackers and cakes-the "Quality Biscuit of America," made in the Bakery of a Thousand windows. O Ct ^ (Fifty odd different kinds) 3 for.?OC Corby's Pullman Bread-thc ?9x3x4 inches-Two of which are more than equal to any five cent loaves in quantity, and which are baked in the most scientific and cleanest Bakery in the World. These loaves sell for 13 cents, or 2 for 25c regularly-Special per * loaf (limit two to a customer).A vC 10 lb bucket of Standard make Compound Lard, regu lar price S1. i0-Special (limit one to a cus- (?}f\^ tomer). . . a7vrC Lyles' Golden Syrup, heavy and absolutely pure syrup. This is a high grade syrup and well worth the rt? regular price of 3o cents, Special per can. .. *6evC Large size No. 3 cans of whole Virginia Tomatoes, this > year's pack; regular 10 cent value. Special Og . 3 for. Selected Fish Roe (canned) very fine for breakfast! regular 20 cent value, Special 2 cans OC??* for ... *&??C The celebrated Imported White Rose Ceylon Tea (comes in the, Original package) Grown and packed in Ceylon. Regular price 30 cents a half pound, Special O?^? (None better at any price).. 4vC Dutch Tea Rusk (In original package) very fine and ' prescribed by many Physicians at per pack- ^ Qc Domino Fancy Head Rice, in original package, Og per package, 10 and.?eOC Among other Standard lines of QUALITY groceries, we carry the following White Rose canned goods in both fruits and vegetables. There is nothing in the canned line that surpasses this line. Heinz pickles, condiments and preserves; Beech-Nut, Pea-Nut butter; Armours, Libbys, Morris & Co. meats and canned goods; Blue Rib bon extracts; and many others whose names are synony mous with the Very Best in their linei. Our delivery will be all that you could possibly expect: Our wagon will be "Johnny on the Spot.'* Now, if you care to have QUALITY groceries at a BIG SAVING watch this paper every day for our ads. Phono 56 eary and often. EU6ENE|jVERETT|^LM0RE very thing ?Jverybody fij?is Phone 56 2?9 Greenville JSyS^fsm.tiaqj SOID BY DRUGGISTS EYtRYWWERfj t1 ;, i \\t - J AT THE BIJOU EVERY THURSDAY CAPITOL PARK HOTEL AftsskUly Htw sse Strictly Moins WASHINGTON Opposite Capitol and Union Station D.C Renowned tor ita High Service and Low Ralee? EUROPEAN PLAN "?" r** WithO?tbatk $1.50 aseas Ritfc Wita bath $&QO All Rooms Outside Booklet (or the ??Idas W. T. KNIGHT, Mtaas)*. wmmmm??mammg??mm TAKE "CASCAREIS" IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS AND CONSTIPATED Best for liver and bowels, bad breath, bad colds, sour stomach. j Get a 10-cent box. I Sick headache, biliousness, coated I tongue, head and nose clogged up with a cold-always trace this to tor pid liver; dca>ed, fermenting food in the bowels or sour, gassy stomach. Poisonous matter clogged In the in testines, instead of being cast out of the system ls re-absorbed into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes conges tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken ing headache. Cascarete Immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul gases, take tho excess bile from the liver and carry out all the constipaed waste matter and pois ons tn the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep-a 10-cent box 1 from your druggist means your bead clear, stomach sweet and your liver ' and bowels regulsr for months. NATURE'S AIE BREAK Reflections by One Who Has Felt the Squeeze. (Al Fairbrothers in Everything. ) i The editor of thir paper some 30 days ago was ove.taken. He was the victim of a series of hemorrhages -some 19 of them-and for about a week he was seriously considering J a great many things he had per- : haps failed to seriously consider when "all was well." ! Strong, full of plans and ambi tions, in tao twinkling of an eye he J took his bed sud for a week he was J so reduced In strength by loss ot blood that lt would not ha?? sur- ; prised him had he gone out with ' the tide. Sandbagged, as it were. Struck . a solar plexus blow and like Brown of Cale var is who was struck In the . abdomen with a dunk of old red t sand- stone, he heaved a sort of Blckly smile and curled up on the floor-and for awhile lt seemed that the subsequent proceedings would J interest him no more. But thank God, today he 1B sit ting up-careful, of course, lost he disturb Nature In her kindly chore ot stitching and healing-tua^kfnl , to feel that in a short time he can . meet his old friend Reuben in tho gold plated sanctum-and big , enough to acknowledge right now that hereafter he will me, a more humble and thoughtful citizen. ' To get knocked down once tn a . wuiie and bare a lung or two equee&ed dry doesn't do a fellow . harm. It does bim good. It re- , moves a whole lot of conceit and makes room for a little spiritual . speculation that must bear fr.uit it gets one to thinking along some right lines too often too long neg lected. We hope to be out "among 'em" by the middle of October. Harnessing the Grand Canyon. * (Wall Street Journal.) What Major Powell, who made the ? fi rata recorded trip down the Grand Canyon ot Colorado half a century ago ( would have thought of a prop tuition ? to harness the power of that stream c to furnish light and power to oom- ? munition many miles distant, cannot r now be told, but an Arizona engmeer t is oat with a proped to turn the can- ? yon into a great electric power honso. Diamond Canyon, o\e of the places \ where Powell and his companions met great danger, is to be the site of tie first power house and 50,000 horse power ls to be developed. In all six power house J are planned with a total capacity ot 400,000 horsepower. Pow er is to bo used' to operate divisions of the Southern Pacific and tho Sante h Fe for industries, irrigation and farming, and also will ba utilised In sn immense plant to be erected for the fixation of nitrogen from the air, tho calc'im nitrate so obtained to be used in the preparation ot fertilizers. Automobiles ia India. (Wall tSreet Journal.) A New York man Interested ia the sule of a certain make of light motor oar wrote to a friend in India asking what he thought of that country aa a market for a ,cheap and light Ameri can made automobile. In reply the friend said, after stat ing that already there were many light american cars in use in India, "It ls probable t>~at a good market could bs eade here for Ohe. right car at the ight price. The purposes to which it sronld be put are many and varied, [t would be used dally for journeys letween the bungalow, club and office. Chene Journeys will probably be on noderate roads, carrying an assorted .raffle or men, cattle and bullea carts, md these neither know nor oboy any ules of the road. The road ta any ?atlre city is usually a badly metalled itrtp of ground between two rows ot souses. It Is used for public grazing ind as a place wtirere natives mar eat trink, bathe, be shaved- and sleep, i/lthout. paying rent. If there ls any .pare room it is used for genuine road raffle. " Plenty et Roon*, The young maa who writes verses rsa standing out In the night gas 9 g at the ski when a . friend ran cross him. "What are you doing-f.u dy in g ast ronomy?" "Go away ead dont disturb me. I m gaatng into infinite distance." "1 don\ ree what -satisfaction you nd in that. .'f Ii A ?.'? because you never had any xperlence with cotters. You don't now what a comfort lt ts to (lad some lace where nothing is crowdel out sr lack of space."-London Tlt-Blta. Berlin, OcU 1.-Conditions on which Germany would be willing to make peace are aet forth in an inter view granted by Herr Zimmerman, under secretary of foreign affairs, to the correspondent of The Nieuw Hotterdamsche Courant, and pub lished today in The Ix>kal Anzeiger. These include: 1. Guarantees assuring Germany of safety from future attack. 2. Settlement of the Belgian ques tion in such a manner as to assure Germany that tho Belgian army can not serve aa the vanguard of British forces in the future. 3. Stipulations as to the future of Poland, which will make that nation a "buffer state," preventing attavk on Germany by Russia. The correspondent sought the In terview with Herr Zimmerman to get a full expression as to Germany's at titude toward Holland, and in its course ?he under secretary took up the broader Questions resulting from the war. As regards Holland, Herr Zimmer man said: "Holland has nothing to fear from Germany, which will not violato its neutrality or interfere with its politi sai and economic independents. Ger many appreciates liol lane's strict neutrality." ' I Chinese Boys' Ideas About Foreign ers. (World Otulook.) Japanese customs are nearly the same as our country but they love glenness and also fond of swimming rhe German people so love their mus acho that every morning they do lothing but comb their mustache. The English soldiers play football every lay but the well educated are fond >f tennis. The Americans are a coun try of much interest. They are fa nous for their baseball and dancing. Turks, Fins and7 Laplanders all have lirty clothes on and are not so wise is French, etc, that they are hired 'or waiters and slaves. The Americans are quite clean like he Japanese and eat clean tv 1 BO C hey have little time to cato. 111. U Americans take their wirbt, wben iver they travel. Most of the Euro Mans have beards but the Americans ihave every day. Women of America bind their waists very tightly so that the short ilrcumference appear. There are two .cry wonderful customs that Is the "hi?ese women binding their feet and he foreign women binding their vaists. Each of these customs is very >ad. I hope Chinese and foreign wo nen abandon theso customs. Also American men have strange custom o go high under the chin with very lard cloth which ls called collars. Dresses and ornamenta are exceed ngly nice in America. The English iav6 no means' to that but their good ?ting is much more expensive than he Americans. Slight Mistake. In Kansas City they tell of a broker vho moved from tho city out into the ina, since the railway was poverty :ountry. He went out some distance itricken nnd the service consequently >oor, he traveled to and from town >y automobile. After a time, J ? decided to go m or chicken raisin.,, and ordered a pa ont chicken coop. On the day lt was ixpected tc arrive he set out la a dray o fetch it from the freight office. He. inched thc railway station, which, by he way. he bad never seen, after an icurs drive. No one was in sight, but there was tie chicken coop. With his man's as ia tar. cc he soon had lt on the dray, ind set off for home. He hal pro ceded but a few rods, when he en ountcTttd a man in uniform, with the Rle* "Station Master" on his cap. "What have you got on. that dray" lemandcd the station master excited y. "My new chicken coop." "Chicken coop nothing I You're car ying ort Biankville Junction."-Dc rolt Free Press. Could Stop Torpedoes. Bill-I see the deepest trench of &e eas yet discovered is off Mindanao, a the Pacific, 32,088 feet. JIU-That may be useful informa lon when the sailors take to fighting a trenches.-Yonkers Statesman. Couldn't Be Right. "What name are you calling?" eked the telephone girl over the dre. "McCohan," the customer an wared." ri beg pardon?" asked the girl. The man repeated lt. Tb? wire was silent for a moment, lien the girl said: "Whit a moment lease. I think the wires are cross d." Genberg's Potato Chips Fresh, nd Crisp Daily, Phone No. 733. ?. OCTOBER 10TH TO 18TH The Right < Improve A But it MUST BE FIT In the famous TfTbli A Fr? I I ' Sfront JQC we offer you a Corset Corset in every sense by our expert Corsel proving all types of fi Special values at $2.50, $5.00 Mrs. B. Gt FIRES! TIRES ALTS IF BAGKAGHY ANO KIDNEYS HURT top eating meat for a while if . your Bladder is troubling you. When you wake up with backache generally means you have been iting too much moat, says a well id dull misery in the kidney region iown authority. Meat forms uric sid which overwoks the kidneys in leir effort to filter it from the blood id they become sort of paralysed id cloggy. When your kidneys get uggish and clog and you must re ave them, like you relieve your >wels; removing all the body's url lus waste, else you have backache, ck headache, dizzy spells; your omach sours tongue is coated, and hen the weather ls bad you have, leumatlc twinges. The urine is oudy, full of sediment, channels of n get sore, water scalds and yon arr >liged to. seek relief two or three nes during the hight. Either consult a good, reliable lyslctan at once or get from your larmacist about four ounces ot Jad lits; take a tablespoonful In a glass water before breakfast for a few lys and your kidneys will then act ie. Thia famous ?mita is made from e acid of grapes and lemon juice, mbincd with lithts, and has been ted for generations to clean and Imulate sluggish kidneys, also to lutralUe acids in the urine so lt no. nger Irritates, thus ending bladder saltness. Jad Salts ls a life saver for regular sat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot jure and makes a delightful, effer scent llthia-water drink. She Wasn't There. Young Bride-I didnt accept Jim e first time he proposed. Miss Ryval (^lightly envions)-I tow yon didn't, dear. / Young bride-i low did you know? Miss Ryval-You weren't tiers. London Sketch. Save Part of Your Income Our happiest mo ments are when we forget self in useful effort. System counts, Save a Dime a Day. Thousands, are using the Dime Pocket Saving Bank and there is one for you here. Citizens National Bank Corset W?1 Lny Figure TED CORRECTLY! *ed Corset? that is the RIGHT of the word ! Fitted :ieres, they are im mures ! and $7.50. aves Boyd TONE Represent the utmost service, safety, mileage and pleasure obtainable from an Auto-Va cation trip. TODD AUTO SHOP Opposite The Palmetto N. Main. THE FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK THE FARMERS LOAN and TRUST CO. whose combined resources amount to a little the rise of One Million, Two Hundred Thou sand Dollars. We'll especially appreciate your business. If you will make your deposits with us we will lend you money when you need it. IP YOU FAVOR US, WE WILL FAVOR YOU. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS J. I. BROWNLEE, - - Cashier We are recommending our 10-1-0 and 10-2-0 and 10-2-?-0 for wheat and oats this fall when you sow it. This will give it sta^lk and grains in the head, and that it what you want in grain. If you will sow five acres in wheat and five in oats this fall, after preparing the land well and fertilizing it well with either of these goods, you will find it advantageous. The 10-2-J-0 is an especially fine goods for grain. Let us hear from you. Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co. Anderson, South Carolina. *5 (iHI?iORA RANK Colleetkws ?Im Carew Attaatiea V1UVUIU1 WU*IA clifden A. Bartk, Jae? A. Hadgeas, PAlvar C P Pr?sident Cashier. reiZgl, 3. Bj. iL K. TeUtse*, v-st Cashier. "9S BANK OF BELTON??r^lS" RalrAft 3 P President V. P. end ??shier. PeilVlE, O, U H. H. CsKpbell, Asst Cashier.