The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 12, 1915, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Suffered The Agony
Of a Dozen Deaths
Prominent Fermer in Canada
Describes His Recovery and
Escape from th? Op
erating Table.
In a letter to friends at Saska
toon, Mr, F, Gifford, of the Ball Rock
Farm, Maymont, Saskatchewan, Can
ada says: "Thanks to Fruitola and
Traxo I am alive. I lay on my back
for sixteen days, suffering tho agonies
of a dozen cteaths. I began taking
Fruitola and was relieved of a great
many gall-stones. My health is nov/
fully restored.
Fruitola possesses properties that
act directly upon the intestinal parts.
It ls a great system cleanser, soften
ing tho congested waste and disinte
grating the Ii ard on od particles that
cause BO much suffering, and quickly
oxpelB the accumulation io the great relief of the patient. Traxo Ia al
tonic-alterative that acts on the liver and kidneys, stimulates the flow of j
gastric juices to aid digestion and removes Min from tho general circulation
It serves to'build up and strengthen tho weakened, run-down system.
Fruitola and Traxo are prepared In the Plnus laboratories at Monticello,
III;, abd arrangements have been made to supply them through representative
druggists. In Anderson they can be obtained at Evans* Pharmacy, Three
Stores.
JUST ARRIVED BY EXPRESS
New lot Bronze Kid
Gypsy .Button .Boots
most stores get twice the
price we ask for them
On sale now at
. ?. -
$4.00
and
$5.00
j& Dull Kid Gypsy Button
Boots at $4.00
Get.'Em at Thompson's and Save the Difference
The One Price Shoe Store
We Sell For Cash Only
?hicora Batik
Pelzer, S. C.
Capitol and Surplus $125,000.8*?" '
Collections Given Careful Attention
Ellison A. Smyth. Jae. A. Hadgens,
President Cashier. ..
B. E. Tollteo'u, Asst? Cashier.
.tan W%t ?? p?ra??J???? A ?TT'TE) TC3
iO)Mvy/\yj ?i inlier ll ir^iEa
TODAY
SILK HOSE AND HIGH PRESSURE"
Featuring BILLIE RITCHIE
Three Reel L K O'
mm
"THE PARSON OF LONE MOUNTAIN"
Rex Drama.
ATTHE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
OSLO^EL WHEN BSLIOIISf HOI STOP!
IM?S ?00?.. AND -SAUV?TES'
?M*? liver Tons" !s Harrold To
fitm?WSlllgg?lfc?W.
. . Wi -Bowels*
Ugh? ~ Calomel mnkoa yon ?lek.' IVs
horrible I Tak* a dose ot the dangerous
.:3r?^JRbi>aad tomorrow you may lose
a d*y> work. . , .
. Caiomol ls mercure .or cuielcsllvcr
which cannes necrosis ot the bones.
Calomel, Avlten ' if comes into contact
with sour bile eraaheB into it, breaking
it up, . Thia la when-you feel that awful
naus?? rand-cramping. . If you aro slu?.
gish; asiV^ii' knacked out?" If > year
liver io torpid and bowel? constipated
or you. have beadiwhe., dittlaess, coated
. tdngue, if breath U bad Or stomach sour,
in.* f.? ? im.mn;,i! Qt barni?ss? Dods?B?
0tW:?q??"^?ht on xay guarantee,
Hero's my guarantee-Go to any drxuf
store abd get a SO cent bottle of Dod
son's Liver Tone. . Take a .spoonful and
It it doesn't firaightcn you right upi
and . make you feel ?no and .vigorous 11
want you to.go back to - the store and
get your-money.. .Dodson's Liver Tone
I?.destroying the sale of calomd-D^gui
it ia real liver med ic inc j entirely vege
table, therefore it can not sal ivs te or
uiake you ?lek. .
.'. I guarantee that ona spoonful of Dod
son's Liver Tone wlll.put your ?luggish
liver to work*and.clean your bowels Of
that actor hilo and constipated warta
which la clogging your ayttem. and mak
lng yon fc?l miserabla - Tguarantee that
a bottle et ..Benton's LlverrTone-will
keep, your fentlre family foaling-lins tot
months. Give it to your ebildreo. lt ia
harsi?e?s? .to^n'fc?lc^(^,^yf |^ ^
pleasant laste,
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eOQO POSITIONS OPE?
IN CIVIL SERVICE
The United States Civil Service
commission announces an open com
petitive examination for stenographer
and typewriter, for both men and wo
men, on December 7, 191G, at tho
places mentioned below. From the
register of eligibles resulting from
this examination certification will be
made to fill the vacancies in this
position mentioned below, and vacan
cies in positions requiring similar
qualifications as they may occur in
the federal service in the states in
which this examination is held, un
less it is found to be in the interest
of the service to fill any vacancy by
reinstatement, transfer or promotion.
The following are the places at.
which the examination will be held
in South Carolina-Anderson, Char
leston, Chester, Columbia, Florence,
Georgetown, Greenville, Greenwood,
Nowberry, Orangeburg, Spartanhure,
Sumter. |
The existing vacancies to bo filled
are as follows:
One, Key West, Fla. (male)-$1,000
per annum.
Three, Pensacola, Fla. (female)
$3.04 per diem.
Ono, Itainbridge, Ga. (male)-$900
per annum.
One, Blue Ridge, Ga. (malo)-$900
per annum.
Two, Vicksburg, Miss. (male)
$900 per annum. '
Two, Spartanburg, S. C. (female)
$720 per annum.
Two, Charleston, S. C. (male)
$900 per annum.
One, Charleston, S. C. (male)
$3.04 per diem.
Ono Nashville, Tenn, (male)-$900
per annum.
One, Columbia, Tenn, (male)-$900
per annum.
One, Clarksvillle, Tenn, (malo.)
$840 per annum.
Ono, Chattanooga, Tenn, (male)
$840 per annum.*
Two, Chattanooga, Tenn, (male)
$900 per annum.
One, Johnson City, Tenn, (malo)
$900 per annum.
The scope and character of the ex
amination arc contained in Form 1424,
a copy of which may be obtained from
tho Secretary of the Fifth Civil Ser
vice District, Post Office, Atlanta,
Georgia.
: Age, 18 years or over on thu date of
the examination.
Applicants must submit to the ex
aminer on the day of the examination
their photographs, taken within two
years, securely pasted in the space
provided on the admission cards sent
them after their applications aro til-,
ed. Tintypes or proofe will not be'
accepted.
This examination is open to all
citizens of the United States who
meet the requirements.
? Persons who meet the requirements
and desire this examination should at
once apply for Form 13 <1, stating the,
title "of the- examination for which the;
form 4a desired, to the secretary of
the Fifth Civil Service District, Post
Office, Atlanta, Georgia, or to tho Seer
rotary of the United States Civil Ser
vice Board at any place at which thia
examination is to be held. Applica
tionss ho ul dbe properly executed, ex
cluding the medical certificates, and
filed with the District Secretary nt
Atlanta, Georgia, In time to arrange
for the examination at thc placo se
lected by -the applicant..
FISH nVHfllTFR HMS
? IVIS vi mum i ?.ai IBIIU
KILLED BY THE BUfel
Columbia, Nov. ll.-Alfred A.
Richardson, chief game warden, eald
yesterday:
"P. H..N Grumble, ' game warden,
from Clarendon county, haa been lu
to eco me relativo to some dynamite
cases in his county. According to
Mr. O rumble's statement, three ne
groes named Dickson and another
negro named Tem Brown' went. . to
Cuddo Dake, near Dav?3 station,, No
vember 1 and wera dynamiting the
lake for the purpose of taking fish.
It seems that one of the aegroes,
Frazier ' Dickson, waa handling, tho
dynamite and either cut hie fuse loo
short or the fuse waa defective At
any rat? the dynamite exploded pre
maturely, killing Frazier. None'of
the other, negroes was Injured-. Game
Warden Grumble immediately got on
tho, job, with the reault that Tom
Brown .and the other two Dicht"ons
have been placed in j iii. .charged
With violating section 7?j7 of the
rc i min al code of 1912,- which section
imposas a pentlty of $500 for dyna-,
miting any Of the streams, lake or
waters of the state for the purpose;ot
taking fleh. . .
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A Minority Leader.
One of the most gratifying evidences i
?that ?the country la really, aroused? to
tho necessity or National defense I?
to .bo found in : the form Ot Claude
Kit jlrln's ? refusal to support the views
.ot tho president. "Of coarse," he is
ojuotod.? as saying, J'I shall not attempt
to oppose'the program as the ma
jority leader, but merely In my per
sonal' capacity."
T?ila; .announcement shows ,Mr.
kitchin possessed . of mere 1 common
sen se than one 'would Judge, from hia
peculiar.views, cn thc 'greatest of our
n allon al problems. He sees the hand-;
writing on tho wall- Ho.has heard
tho "vjoico of tho peopl?. He knows
that If he, as senior member add
chairman: of the way a . and means
committee, should attempt to stand
MfclW wio^Ot- the will of the ?r?at.
majority ot Americans ot all parties,
public ."sentiment would: demand that
he he deposed; as ? majority- leader. ,\
There are some others who .would
M.vwe!l te profit by MT. Kitchln's
caution. -?llc-iimond New* .Deader-. H.<
EXTRA VALUES AT LESSER'S
FOP Safurday and Monday
When it comes tn fitting out the entire family hom head to foot, Leaser's
the place to come. Here, you can get everything required by each mem
ber of the family, and at prices you are glad to pay. Nine persons out of
ten know this; if you are the tenth-you had better come here tomorrow or
Mor?day and learn the "Home of Bargains." We number our friends and
customers by the hundreds. Why? We have built the business of "The
Big Store" on "Good Goods at Live and Let Live Prices."
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY READ THESE EXTRA SPECIALS
Underwear Special
40 doz. mens heavy derby ribbed
shirts and drawers, worth 60c,
Saturday and Monday 38c each. 2
for...75c
5 doz. mens heavy all wool flan
nel shirts, worth $l.o0 tho world
over, for Saturday and- Mon
day .. .. ..07c
20 doz. mens extra heavy cotton
flannel drawers, worth 50c, for Sat
urday and Monday ...24c
I 2500. yds.; Brogon Jaok & Jilt,
worth' 12 l-2b, Tor Saturday and
Monday, yd. ...8c
- 1500 yds.' SO in. heavy flannel,
. worth ibo, Saturday nnd Monday,
yd. .. ...7c
> -vi
Men? Clothing
47 mens Bults in pencil stripe
and all wool cassimeres, drummers
samples, no two alike, worth $10 to
$15.00 Saturday and Monday . .$7.08
Just, received from our Now
York buyers about 300 suits that
aro worth $15.00 to $18.00 tho
world over, to CIOBO out quick, any
suit in tho lot ...$8.98
39 mens puro nil wool througli
and through, other stores ask
$15.00 to $20.00, our price for Sat
urday and Monday.$9,93
20 doz. mens worsted and eas
slmerpants, worth $1.25, Saturday
and Monday .. .. .... .. . .69c
C doz. mens all wool worsted panto
In all colors and stripes, worth
$2.50 to $3.50 for Saturday and
Monday.. . .$1.98
49 pr mens all wool bluo serge,
ni BO brown striped trousers, worth
from $3.00 to $5.00 for Saturday
and Monday ,. . .$?-98
19 mens extra heavy macklnow
others ask $7,60, our price for
coats in all stripes and colors,
Saturday and Monday.$4.89
17 boyB heavy mackinaw coats
sizes 12 to 17, worth $5.00, Satur
day and Monday.$8.85
26 boys heavy overcoats, all
sizes, worth up to $6.00, Saturday,
and Monday.: .. . .$1.98
40 mens heavy black ratn proof
overcoats, worth $10.00 for Satur
day and Monday.$4.98
39 mens good quality rain coats,
worth $3.50 for Saturday and
Monday.$1.98
88 menn all wool Strauss made
suits, worth $10 to $15.00, for Sat
urday and Monday.$7.95
86 mens bluo sorgo suits, other
RtorcB ask $7.60, for Saturday and
Monday. .$8*15
Mens and boys Uno Berge caps,
worth the world over 60c, special
for Saturday and Monday .. . .89c
New Coats and Coat
Suits
Wonderful buying opportunities
hero Sotnrday and Monday in our
coat and coat suit depart menta. In
fact, In our opinion-and ne have
much to base it on-you won't lind
a more complete line of wow suits
and coats in tho city, and; certainly
you won't iind any lower prices.
Come and let us convince you.
A beautiful Bhowlng of now and
stylUh coats at $3.98, $4.98, and
$7.98 each.
A special in suits $4.98, $6.98 and
$9.98 each, the suits at $9.96 being
fur trimmed and made up in the
very latest styles and materials.
LadleB dainty house dresses,
made in colorB, $1.25 values, for
Saturday and Monday.75c
LadleB serge dresses, all newest
styles, trimmed in plaid and plain
taffetas from $6.00 to .. ..$2540
Ladies suits, Russian blouso,
Ford, box coats ia all newest
shades and materials, from $0.00
to. ..$25.00
300 pair ladles patent button
Shoes, no cut off vamp, made by
Hogo Montgomery, the biggest poo
plo in the Bhoo business, worth
$2.50, this,sale .. .. .. .. ..$1.48
' A'blg lino of mens every day and
Sunday shoes from $1.43 to...$5.00
' We have the prettiest lino of
ladies' Sunday shoes in Ander
son. We have them In all leathers,
all toes and heels and fancy white
trimmings, from $1.98 to ..
Our shoe department is over
flowing with a complete stock of
Sadies, childrens, mens and misses
shoes. This ls our pet deportment,
ns wo sell moro shoes than any
other shoe house in Anderson,' Re
member our buyers oro Just back
from Boston, and they bought the
biggest' bargains ever this season.
Quality comes first with us and
our shoes aro all leather.
1 lot childrens, all leather shoes,
slzeB 8 to ll, worth $1.25, salo
prlco ... . .89o
1 lot misses absolutely all loath-.
ar, patent kids and gun. metal,'
stfccs 13 to 2, worth $2.50, HMS
salo..$1.80
1 lot childrens Mutt and Jeff litio
in gun metal and Uh., worth' $2.50,
this salo ... . ..$1.45
136 pair all leather ladles, shoes,,
Buckoyo lino, in gun- metal, vlei
and patent; every pair guaranteed,
worth $3.00. tblB Bal?-. . ,~ ..$1.98
;1?'ME LESSER CO.
. Sale agents for Beantree Tranks, Ino, B* Stetson Hats, Warner's Cor
sets, and Waber Bros. fine Shoes. AU tho best brands in the United
States. Remember we have 5 floors loaded down with new and up-to
date merchandise. Our motto s Style nnd quality first.
THOUGHT HE WAS SAFE
Will Smith ?'ihecro at -work ?on thu
street car track paying wa* arresto J
yesterday morning by. the sheriff and
deputy and taken to j ail i He' is charg
ed, with escaping- from tho chaln&ong
at tho city of Ho nea Path,
j Smith was at 'work on the chain
gang in Honea Path serving a short
? sentence for a misdemeanor and last
j week he escaped from, the gang, lie
Was ?o?iOw?d ? ins ii i lui a ouv?t while,
and then track was lost of him. La tur
it waa picked np again and he was
traced to Anderson. He carno to An
derson on 'Monday and enlisted in the
street car track work, being given a
job ut o nco. He. worked) here until
yesterday when the sheriff received
word to arrest him.
After the arrest Smith calmly t r hi
tho officers just how things were and
stated that ho had escaped from the
gang, and'that he thought o *.as *af&
here in Anderson. He was, taken
back to Honea Path'Thursday after
noon and will begin. his sentence ovor
again today. ' j
Be*9nreeful Woman.
Gunlom could not .state Cleopatra's
wonderful variety, and' the ions ex
pected "robber under the bed" could
not balk a certain . Asheville house?
keeper's, resourcefuUnosa In emer
gency. Sweeping her room the other
morning and, os any. good house
keeper should, clarting to sweep care
fully, under the bed, behind, tb?r?
rAiUdonly materialised -before her very
eyes th*-long mythical .urider-the-hed
burglar in the guise or ii hunky yoting
negro, who ot once . threatened! diro
results If she dared to ^toller/''
Without hat-pin, biscuit rbUcr or
flat-iron, she was' nevertheless equal
to tho occasion. She.promptly, broke
her ' broom-handle . on' tko - i negro's
head. She migM au weil;have, struck
on iron gate no??t. So then ?ho raised
the hue and cry as only a womm can
do. This, did tho Work.'- Ho Cod.
In a trice, so : the record nans, R?v
?rai women, a number or neighboring
dogs, a passdng deliverymah and so
on wore in full cry ?iri tho fugitiva's
troll.... Solemnly .the record concludes
with tho fact that he "?hsS pot yet
been apprehended;" Nor is he likely
'rO be after all that, for the perform
ance left nothing to be desired, not
even:4 a : policeman.-spartan bu
Herald.
I H ' '' I if ll '
Concedes Stanley's filectfoe.
- Louisville. Nov. ll.-r-iBdwin P.
Morrow, Republican Candida!/? for
governor, .tonight conceded the elec
tion o? A. Stanley. Democrat. Mor
iwr said he would not conter* the
election.
DARKEN GRAY
LQ0K_YOUNe. PRETTY
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens \
So Naturally that No
body can tell.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, property compound
ed, bringa back the natural color and
lustre to the hair whoa faded, streak"
sd or gray;, also ends dandruff, itch
ing scalp and stops falling hair. Years
sg? the only wsy to get Inn ?mXtuf?
wa to make it at home, which ls
LU' /--jj ?UU t Twi IL-?C.; Ulm..
.Nowadays we simply ask at nay
drug.'storo for "Wyeth'.* Sage and Sul
phur Compound." You will get a large
bottle for about GO cents. Everybody
uses this old, famous recipe, because
no one can possibly tell. that you
darkened your hair; as it does lt so
naturally and evenly. You dampen a
Bponge or soft bruah with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
Bin all strand at a. time: by morning
the gray hair disappears, and after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, thiele end
Saving, determination, system, cour
tcay, kindness and concentration will
unlock all doors. Systematic saving
is a key to success. SAVE THE
DIMES. Cali today and get one of
our Dime Savings Banks, they , will
help yon
Cite
National Bank
Cabbage fiants
Early Jersey Wakefield Copenhagen Market
Fiat Dutch
Anderson Floral Go