The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 28, 1915, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
GAS
To cook with is the most
convenient fuel tobe
had.
And it ia the cheaper,
too when the least bit of thought
and attention b given it.
Try it for awhile, and
you will like it. There are many
satisfied users of gas in Ander
son.
It's just the thing to
heat the bath room with.
Anderson Gas . Co.
C ASTO R I A
For infants and Children
In Us? For Olver 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature- of
; CiTBOLAX
. CITROLAX I
ClTROL?tf
Best. thing for constipation, spur
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish
bowels. Stops a sick headache almost
at once. Giver, a moat thorough and
Satisfactory flushing-no pain, no
nausea. Koopa your syBtcm cleansed,
-sweet and wholesome.-H. H. Welh
echt. Salt Lake City. Utah, writes:
"I flnd Citrplax the beut laxative 11
'ever used. ./Boes not gripe-no un*
pleasant after-effects." Sold -every
where, v.'.
GERMANY FORBIDS
SALE OF VESSELS
Saving AU Ships for Resumption
ol Merchant Marino When
War is Over.
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Washington, Oct. 27.-Germans
Imvo prohibited tito transfer or salo
or all German inorchuntn.cn, in
cluding those Interned, according to
a cablegram from Ambassador Ger
ard at Berlin. State department of
ficials, believe this has been done for
trie pur pos? of conserving the Ger
man merchant marine for uso after
the war. It will prevent the trans- !
fer of 150 German ships now in
American ports.
^.Danger of Uar gall*.
Tho commercial 'traveler scated
himself in tho corner seat and care
fully adjusted his portmanteau on tho
floor, says Tit-Hits.
Thon ho handed a newopapor to a
passengor opposite, and remarked:
"Armi?ior o?%H^?se dispatch riders
captured, you seo; they don't know
the A B C Of their business."
"I suppose^ you could teacli them?"
remarked'tho mad opposite with an
attempt to sarcasm.
"Wiall, 1 think so. You don't know
Jones, I suppose-Jones, of Birming
ham? Smart man, ho is! Well, ho
went out to tho Transyaal with tho
Yeoinauryv Ho'was'given some dis
patches ,to.scarry, but he didn't ' get
caught. No, : ir. Ho had his head
shaved, and then lind tho message
tatoocd on his scalp. Then ho ap
plied his hair-restorer and ho felt
safo.. Ho waa stopped three times
and. searched* hut, .of courso, nothing
was found.'. Finally ho reached his
destination, had his head shaved
again, and wont to show his head to
tho general. Oh, ho was a smart
man, I .tell- yonl-And now? gentlemen,
if any pl yon would Uko,to try a bpt
tlo of cur, 'Growmp' flair-Restorer. .
pr len three shillings and ^sixpence. I
will glTO a written guaranty that- .
thank you .Bit#"^hrco-and-slx, pence
from 10 shill I sr -; loaves slx-and-slx.
?Good day; I gel out hero.'
She Wasn't That Kind of a ?Irl.
A young college student, full of now
wisdom, was discussing a topic with
a maid recently arrived in lils homo,
relates Judge.
"I held your attitude once," said
tho student after a short pauso.
"My attitude!" explained the maid,
and drawing herself up to her full
height, indignantly added. "You did
hot!'*...
SH A VES REDUCED TO - - 1 Oe
I Beel equipped shop in the city. Strictly Sanitary. ::C?enn
Barbera: Rainer, Brace, Lindsay and Rasur.
mw o aw.
j Lig?n & Ledbetter Bldg. Next fio Railroad on North Mam.
?^?^Kew. ??J Sirk%-?"im?; , WASH ! NGT?? '
i. Opposite Capitol and Um?n %t?on~7;~~
E R?nowned for ila I^h Servk?? and L^R&es/ ;
ff;-, ; . EUROPEAN PLAN \ -f* '-' 4
|-^^^^^^^ Easiest^ay
. Fro?? Usa bouiag or a wp ^corree io iheprope? lig&fefciMg 1
your feoms electricity i* th? best ?nethod, lt's easiest and
I cheapetji, and the ?enrice it render? is by far the best. ?Try itt
?; Wa have every electric c^ntehf?usce^thai' yb?'n???'i^-ywK/il
I .home. ".. /ik A; -jWiitl'i?iw?l^ ;
j Utilities ^Goi ^^j?
How'd You Like to See Your Wife in Thin?
i
My. Dear Friend Talntor:-"My
'ourin CaruBo," carno back from
Europe tlio other.; day and wltli him a
ot of opera.singers. Long before the
ireaent opera season begins we shall
lave every European Binger- who ia
mt In the. trenches, and that will
noan hundreds of them. . Because,
non know, they aro not'going to bavo
mich opera in retrepo .this .winter,
dost of the singing.will bo. dode by
he bullets. Besides that "Tipperary"
ht) most popular tuuo on the, continent
a scorned Sjfj these wonderful Ital
ans.
So opera ls going.tofhe dirt, cheap
a my town and your, town and every.
50od sited town, in the country. And
)f coursa Nellie williget tho: fever...
rh ero isn't a'doubht.ehe will gel it so
j;iuj that you will have to spend much
j ' Mp jiii i
money on opera.- I am ?ending.you:
this early that you may be warned
and may save.; If you take Nellie tu
tho opera, and knowing Nollie I know
you'll havo to (got hor just as good
opera clothes as Mrs;. Jones will. wear..
8ho*8 got to "keep up with tho
Jones;" you know. .
I am offering this., delightful Mittle
wrap aa a 'mggcstf?'h? "Show it . to'
Neille with your check book. Maud
tel);? mo it iiumade of .'-'peacock hluo
velour. trlnmi?U nvltlt white ostrich."
Sho- sayBr "th?, alcovos aro very full
and baggy, and thc wrap 1B bouffant"
-?o you get that bcuiTar.t? -"and falis
In graceful ripples ovor a full skirt."
I've got to get Maud one. So I
want company.
? Yours, in misery, :
. . Bill Foster.
FORNl^FiBIOS
Wust Ftn? .Substitute for Hemp ]
and Jute--Experiment On
.Hop .Vines,.
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Berlin, Oct. 1.-(Associated Proas
Scares tfondcucc. ) -A special ":cont4.
niasi?n on' now fibres -recently ap-'
Minted by tho minister ot war ' 'to
'Ind substitutes for jute' ?uni hemp,
?hieb products have , been excluded
rem the German market br tho .war/,
tas established an . experimental sta*,
loo at, Harburg, on the . Bl bo, opposite
?tamburk. ' where lt. . will undertake
?xperlmonts on native plants, MS-.
Socially nettles and hop vines. .Net
tes ?grow^.ln1 the German forests du
treat qun??tlo?. and a successful
nethpd <jt making tho m^yallabio tor
libres would bb a great ^fcoen ?s
wintry.. ? .'.-..'.
Prodding tho Lawyers.
,\ The professor of. Jurisprudence : in
i Western university, relates .V the.
Ifouth's, Companion, wau. lectorlng; te
k hundred embryo, lawyors. Ito asked
;d whethor ahyoDo iP'/AmeHqa could
not own' property. Ono young follow
xnswored: "-A' crtminal. . can't own'
property,'* './ ' . .' .... :.'?? ."
;lBat*"jhb,professor ?Md: "Suppos? a
nan owr.a a ranch, gets ; Into trouble
971th. his neighbor, assaults bim ?.nd
ta put lute the penitentiary. Does h6
pSiPjrtt'^a^riuiS^Tf' '
Tho class waa unanimous that ho
M
h. ri* nb did hot continue to own it,":
?/^nt jdst the professor, ."what v would
become of ltf*:' ? ."...' ? ' 'j: .'.
That wov buppcaoti to settle tho dis
cussion, but ono boy called ou: "Tho
iawyef, WTOtd gbt it."
^Th^^waa|che*rty laughs ?nd the
; ?"W?.rla?rn two things. fco>n that
^????smaaM*^-*:lawyer and. dbh't
be o criminal."
^*jr/bich db yob think fr the best
book you over t ilustre tod r
.-.'..Couldn't: say^v^ft?itheViimial.'
"A.hover rend any or them/'-Juds?.
?atfsfiedC
: "Want a ]oib, et?"
"Yes, sir, I ato locking for a place
where-Uiore J%'plenty; of >'*/rh.
' "I am sorry, Imtihor? ls hot enough
work here to ko?p you busy an hour a
day.?''
" VThat'?.pleo|y-o?iwork for me.oir."
.^Hodaton Posty ll.-: .. .. v.,V..
Wfm? HIIH
KlWflfT BilY
Take^ tables^aft^^ if
Beck hurts or Bladder
^ ?_.- .. ?
Wo" are a 'nation Ot meat- eaters and
Our Mood- lu tilled with uric acid, saya
a; well-known authority, who warna
ni W bo constantly dh: guard against
kidnoy trouble.
th* kidneys do?'tfcsir t?tsjcst to fres
th? t?*ccd_ o! 'fhim irritatiBtt- acid,
but become weak from the overwork i
they got a lu BB! sh; tho el imi ri at Ivo tis
apes i clog, and thu* the wast^ lo re
tained lu tho/bw^^^^oaittfO-Cn
tiro system.', -^?i**-?"-^-?'-^ "7"/
. When : your kidnoya ache ahd feel
Uko .lumps, of load,-, and" you': have
stinging pains/ inV^o backs o^ tho
urine is ??ou?yjfftll; of s^feenti. ^r
tho blcdder la; infble, obiiglnff you
to seek relief dtfrt^/tho night; when
you,;have .severe hoadacb es. nervous
and disey. spells, sleeplessness, acid
Stomach orv rhe^mathJmil^, haft-weath
er, get from : yott>y.phajrbac.lst. about
Jpuh'.^ouucca ;jbff.JfjS-?:#?U&-.v;t?ke a
lf&!<fl?^nful in ?.g?weiOf,;waterbe
fore. .brcakriiflViee^h-.mc^in^ .HRd^ in
a xcw nayu your ximi^s:w?iI,oct fine.
Tide:famous salts ls made from the
acid ot grapes and. imo^ l?^, com
bicod with . HUila;?ud.has b?ea used
for generations to flush and, ?Umul.ata
clogged kidneys, to neutral hm , the
acids po it no longer isra sourc? oi Ir
ritation, thus cauta*/ nrldwfy and
bladder disorders. ^
Jad Salts is Inexpensive aud cannot
tolure;1 make? a delightful crterves
c?nt Jlthh>-wate#; d?'Ufc. and nohWS
can make a mr^take hy taking a little
occasionally ta
?ad.4cttv*4T" V M v.
K ^- ^^^^^^^^^^^
Model H. P. $1160.00 DeUvered
. fe % i m y ' ? ' i'^?MW . ' ti
Never before have cars of this quality been offered
at the price. Nothing but the best material used;
fifty hours free work given with every carr Car
load just received. Call arid see them. y '
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t?li?r, S. -C.
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-Distributor for
Greenville, Anderson, Piekens, O?onee, Abbeville, . I
Laurens and Greenwood Counties. ?
Represent th???t^?st . service,
safety, mileage and pleasure
iOWairj^^frorn.an AutiJhVa
! cati?n trip. " ' | m
Opposite ThesPalmetto
^ Main. ;
BRMIiIBLE?
uro ?iiri nt* oii?vi
UHl iltlHI ou DDHi l
Kept Her tocks Dark, Thick,
Glossy with Sage Tea I
and Sulphur. .
"When you darken your hair jW^th
Sage T?a end /Sulphur, no '"ono can
tell, because it's dono BO naturally, SO
evenly.. Preparing, tilts mixture,
though, at home. is raussy^and trouble
some.- -For BO cents ;yo?.\'c?n bny' ht
any drug Btor? tlie re^dyrt?:?sb topic
called "Wyeth's* Sago and: Sulphur
Compound." You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush -with it and .
Ijdraw thia .through your .hair, taking ,
? one small.Blra'nd at a iimoV' By'monv
lng all gray hair-disappears, and,-af-.!
ter : another application or two, .your j
hair ; becomes beautifully" darkened,
glossy and I luzuriaht. You will also |
discover dandruff is gono and hair
hes stopped; failing.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, is" a r.fgnV of old age, and as
wo all dyslro^ youthtul arid attrac
ii ve appearance; get busy at tonc? with
Wyeth's ; Sago ] and Sulphur and '. look
years younger; ; ' . ; ;
Childrens He&lery
bas', stylo enough. ter e-??*r7 drtaa
occacioii and. durability tnongh to
?and .wefr th><t ptafxip other beet try
to th? darning taaicup Complet* -
comfort In every pair,
ttke r?ofV tdo? SJie/Wb^
r>st? iso?
FpKSAtEBT
.- ^op?lal and Snrplua $180, -
Y. ItaUeetlous Wiek Prompt Attention
IMlisoH A. Sniytb, . W. E.-Orear,
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- - t?. ftCampbell, Asst IMtpi
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?ri* * ? 1 . C?pIra?^and S^
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.'VWV*** Cfc UASin,Ellison A. Smyth,.;v, Jne. A. KeSens,
iU?Vif ?, V. RT?. Toltls?B, Asst. C?sMer. .
We at? ?e%)^^ our 10-1^0
arid 10-2-0 and
??iu oats tilp fell ^ea yoii sowit.
m
^PRiis will ^ive it stal&?i?d grains in the
head; and that ii what you want hi grain. If
you ^il? s?xv:five ?eres in wh??t and five in
oats thi^ fall, after preparing the land w^U
ai^^rtiiwin^ it .7w;ell^^^^
j-gbods^
"? is ah especially itne goods fbr \g?^.v
i^ li?ar fr?in you;
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