The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 20, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
COLUMN
WANT ADVERTISING BAT EH
.' Twenty-five words or less,
Ono Time 20 cents, Throo 1'mes
60 cents, Six Timon 31.00.
AU Advertisement over twenty
five words prorata for each ad
ditional word. Hates on 1,000
words to ho used In a mouth
mado on application.
No advertisement taken for
lera than i?5 cents, cash in ad
vance.
If your name appears In the
telephone d!vectory you cnn telc
phono.your want nd to 321 and a
J bill will ho mall'-?; after Itu In
ti ' nortlon for prompt [mymont
FOR SALE
FOB SALE-Agricultural Lime. Ap
ply now to your gardens at rate of
from one lo five tons per acre-lt's
cheap nud there is not a Karden In
Andcmon bul that needs lime-It
Will correct blight and sweeten
. your ?our ?oil and make your fer
tilisation readily available. Phone.
464, Furman Smith, Seedsman.
FOB SALE-Household and kitchen
furniture in good condition, dif
ferent utylos and sets. 223 WcBt
Church Street, Phone 440.
I'OIt MALE-Ono Hccond hand two
horso wugon. W. L. Brissoy Lum
ber Co.
FOB SALE-English PCUB. Plant be
.tween now and the fifteenth; Alas
ka .and Morning Star varlotlcs.
Don't lot this idoal planting season
get away from you. Furman Smith,
Seedsman, Phone 404.
FOR SALE-Forty acroB of land in
Hopewell Township, 3 room house,
now tv-o small houses on public
? road. Land fairly lovel and is of
fered for ono thousand dollars, W.
\ N. Walker.
FOB SALE-V? rory thin g in tho lino pf
frosh fruits that aro in soason:
pears, apples, bauanns, grapes,
oranges, lemons, cocoanuta, nuts of
all kinds, and candles that make
your mouth water, and at prices
that don't make you sick either, J.
K. Manoa.
B??- YO?B gasoline and motor oil
from tho man that neods your pat
. rehogo,' Caudle, Corner of Main and
Earl streets.
WILL. ABBIVK about November 1st
: a car of good mules; best to be had,
prices and'terms right Will pay you
* to eeo us if in noud of atnule. '.The
Fwtwell Co. 10-24-01
WANTS
WASTED PEAS-We will pay you
' highest market prlcos cash-or will
. exchange .Agricultural Lime-you
certainly need tito Limo for alt your
: small grain crops. Furman Smith,
: Saedsman, Phone 464. ll;18-15t
WANTED-Thirty home loving peo
* pie to read our daily ads in this
paper. We have something that
. you. want, and our proposition is
splendid. Linley & Watson, Phono
??S! 1A.01.K
WHEAT MEAL A breakfast food.
/ Health restoring. Recommeudod by
physicians. Made from nativo grain.
Has a fine flavor. Borve as other
cereals, Burrlss Milling Co.
WANTKD-A good farm for ono of
.our customers. If you bavo a farm
. for salo wo will be glad to consider
it. Linley & Watson, (Jno. Linley
W. E. Wntnon.) .
?O MERCHANT TRADE--Ono car
Texas Bod Rust Proof Oats, car
I nure shorts, and all kin?ls of feed.
So? O, E. Turnor at P. lb N. Depot
MISCELLANEOUS
LOOK I-2,000 pound's good coal $4.751
. 1,000. pounds good coal $2.50; 500
pounds good coal $1.35; . 1 cord
' smooth dry 4 foot pine wood $4.00.
Delivered anywhere In , city. Spot
V .cash. BlUo Ridge .leo Co., Phono
4D2. ll-18-6t
WE AEE PAYING $85 per ton for
'.'cotton seed. 'Selling hillls at. $12
> por ton. .giving three tona pf hillls
tor ono ton:meaI> ot our warehouse,
?rl?rtin Wood fy Coal Co.
itFKWRCTEB BE/.'A?ftlNG-Beat
^^?lpp^?. typewriter rebuilding Inj
,': the sou Ul. Factory exports for .all
makes machines,' yaur old machine I
: -, ca? he made, aa gdtxl os now for a
small amount. JV E. CniytOn ft j
Co., Charlotte, N. C. CJ C.XDarr ]
gan, local representativo.
^?2$-20tl.
; COKE TO The Luncheonette when
i you ore hungry^ We cook anything
jthstvisoin'season, vx? yitt cook R
f right , Ask th? man -who eat? hero,
. Shah order? served Quickly.. Oys
ters iiny' istylo. Next door to TJn??n
Station.
YATf, tho $5 Coal Man has yet'got I
< . coal to burn; he doesn't : like Gie j
- smell Of tbs smoko however, un
; isac oome ono el?o haB paid for the
^i^?.%-j;H?"i;Says^rhbVeV?r' that bo ta
i-Vf iiUO saving tho people lots of money
,:: ot* their coal bills. His phono ts
I PROFESSIONAL |
I CARDS ** g
Dr. HENRY R. WELLS
DENTIST
Offlco F. & SI. JlnJIdlng
OfPco 627-rhones-Besldenee ?fl
Dr. C. Mack Sanders
DENTIST
OlHeo 3?4-5-G Mcckloy Building.
Office Phono 429 Itealdnnce Phone 149.
Chisholm* Trowbridge & Saggs
DENTISTS
Now Theatre BaQding
W. Whitacr St
C. GADSDEN SAYRE
Architect &
405-406 Bleckley Boildmg
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITO KS
All persona having dalmo against
tho catato of A. O. Plnckuoy, de
ceased, aro hereby notified to pre
Bcnt tliom properly proven to the un
dersigned within the time prescribed
by law, and those Indebted to make
settlement. %
* 'j imwm nowt*
Adm.
With will annexed, Wllllamstou, 8. C.
NOTICE TO CREMTOItS
All pensons having claims against |
tho estate of Oha?. |S. Sullivan, de
ceased, aro hereby notified to pro
sent thom properly proven to tho un
dersigned within tho time prescrlbod !
by law, and tho:io indebted to moko |
settlement.
Mrs. Luta n. Sullivan.
Went to the Hospital.
C. E. Blanchard, postmaster at
Dlancbard, Cay., writes: "I had kid
noy, trouble so bad I had to go to I
tho hospital... Foloy.JKldnoy Pills were I
recommended to nib and they com
pletely cured mo, F*bofifcot speak too ]
highly of thom." Bufferers In ovory
utato havo had similar benefit from
thia standard 'Veme'dy foi? kidney and'
bladder ailments. It banishes back
ache, stiff jo in ti:,.swollen muscles
and nil tho various symptoms of
weakened diseased kidneys. Sold
everywhere.
Lily White Market
ts headquarters for good things
to eat. Try some of our Old Tune
Pork Sausage, Klee JuicyJSteak,
Lean Pork Chops, Fine Fat Veal.
We are all ready getting oysters
In. If you can't decido what you
want phone 694 and we will help
you to decide.
LILY WHITE MARKET,
JL W; Lindsay.
Proprietor.
PIEDMONT & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
?.NDERBONi
ARRiyA$8
No. SI,....,... 7:36 A. M.
No. 83.VW............. 9:35 A. M.
No. 36,?v:..............11:40 A. M.
No, 37,............ M ., 1:10 P. M.
No. Sd.,........,...... 8:40 P.
No. 41................... 6:00 P. M.
No..43..8:26 P. M.
No. 45................... 10:20 P. M.
' DEPARTURES
No, 80............ 6;25 A. M.
No. 88...,?.,.,.. 8:25 A. M.
No; 3j ;.........i.....10:80 Aw M.
NO, 86,,...........13,10 P. M.
NO, 38...........,^;;*:8o iv M.
No. ! 40. ?..'. ...'. <, 4:60 Pi M.
No: 42..;..v....., ,V^...v 7:00 M.
l?o. 44......v.v~........ 8?16 P.
vi .H7,-;. - ,..>.. . " . v..
tH IPLACh?? jtmr fix* Insurance.
v'j'au^BMf that iraak C;D?
Realty Company represents.
'strong, old line companies., Ito
business will be appreciated.
GOV. HARRIS SIGNED
PHQI.iBITIQN BILLS
He Used Four Pens Which
Were Given Away for
Souvenirs.
Atlanta. Ga., November 18.-The
prohibition billa passed by the Geor
gia legislature at tho present extra
ordinary session became laws yester
day afternoon wu&n Governor Nat B.
Murrin affixed MI tn? bills li is signa
ture of approval..
Tho governor rjaed four pens to
KIKII tho three bills and afterwards
presented the pens to tho following
persons:
Ono to Dr. O. W. Eichelberger, su
porIntendent, ot thc Goor.-la Antl-Sa
.ron league; one to the senator from
Elberton, Ga., who Introduced the bill*
In Ute senate; ono to Representativo
H. W. Hobkins of T?Omas county,
who conducted the prohibition fight
In the house aa floor leader of the
prohibition forces In that branch of
tho assembly; and one to Senator
Malignant, who took an active part In
it'*? passage of the bills In the sen
ate.
Tbe throe bills signed by the gover
nor, which compromise the main pro
hibition program, are ae follows:
Fllrnt, the omnibus bill, which de
fines prohibited liquors with such min
ute dotnll tvat nothing contemplated
by tho law can escape Including
Whiskey? wine, beer, and all Imitations
thereof, und any other beverage con
taining more than one-half of one per
cent of alcohol, and which absolutely
prohibits thc sale, t-lvlng away or
keeping on hand of nay of the prt?ib
Ited liquors named including a pro
vision that ??b?llanos locker clubs.
Second, the anti-Shipping bill, which
prohibits the shipment In to the ?tato
or from OTC point to anot'.ier wiit in
the state of any prohibited named la
the omnibus bill, oxcopt a EOaall rup
ply to be received by an individual for
private uso.
Third, the antl-advcrtlsl?g bill,
which absolutely prohibits tho navor
lldlug of any prohibited liquor In V\o.
stato In any shape, form or fashion,
including newspapers, magazines and
all ethe;' publication? wherever pub
lished, a? well cs billboard, street car
aigns, otc.
Bach and all of the bills provide
elaborate and thoroughgoing machin
ery for their enforcement. Thoy go
into offect May 1, 191 C.
It ia ti;o concensus of opinion not
only among tho members of tho legis
lature who . supported the . bills, but
among thone who opposed -tho bli'.a
that Georgia's prohibition laws are
now tho inost.effectlvo in tho United
States. ;
Cored Boy of Croon* ! $"
Nothing frlghtons a mother moro
thar 'he lopd, hoarse cough ot croup.
Tho labored breathing, strangling,
choking and gasping for breath call
for Instant nt lion. Mrs. T. Noureuer,
Eau Claire, Wis., says: "Foloy'B
Honey and Tar cured my boy of a
BerlouB attack of croup after other
romcdlos had failed. I recommend lt
to overy ono BB we -know from our
own experience that lt ls a wonder
ful remedy for coughs, colds, croup
and whooping cough." It clears air
passages, soothes and heals. Sold
MILLIONAIRE TURFMAN
Offers Himself for Enlistment In Aus
tralian Army.
Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 10.
Giving hts name ns "John Wron," a
man applied at the Melbourne town
ihall a few days ago for. enlistment.
Ho said his business was "racing."
"Axe you tho owner of the race
courses?" asked tho surprised recruit
ing officer.
"Yes," replied. He Is perhaps the
most widely known bf . Australia's mll
i i ou i res. Ho owns several race
courses, a newspaper or two, and ls
interested in a great variety ot Indus
trial VH'HMiii?L'V.S. He save ?c,r>"G soi
prize to thc first Australian to win
tho Victoria Cross. . .
Wren passed all. the tests, and .Was
promptly ticketed as a private in a
newly formed regiment. Ho gave his
age as forty-threo.
- How to PrtT?nl Croup.
. It may be a surprise to you to learn
that In many cases croup can be pre
vented. Mrs. H. M., Johna, Elida.
Ohio,' relates her experience as - fol
lows: "My little boy is 'subject to
croup. During the past winter I kopt
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
ory in tho house, and when ho be
gan having that i croupy cough I
would give him oho or two doses of
it and it would break the attack, I
Uko lt better for children than any
cthor cough medicine beeanse chil
dren take lt willingly, and it la ania
and rollable.'' Sold by all dealers.
To Dan Fiction.
. London, Nov.;19.-The library: coin
mutee of .Wadsworth, iv -southwestern
suburb ot London, has decided to add
to the war depression by placing ai
ban on tho circulation of all works of
fiction to either adult br Juvenile un
til a>fter peace ls declared,. ' .
V . . 1 . ..<.'.<.? ? ? ,7-'/
CITHOLAX . ,' '"\'-?;V
CITROLAX
CITROLAX
B?st thing for constipation, sour
stomach. lacy liver and " si ugg J ah
bowels. ?Stops a sick headache almost
at once. Gives a most thorough end
satisfactory flushing-no pain, ' no
nausea. Koopa your f.ystcm cleansed,
sweet and wbolosomev.-Yt.: vH? Wei
echt. Salt Uke City.L?tabr writes
?I find Cttro?a* the best laAUv?
ever us?e;. Does not gripe-r.e.
pleaoant alter-e?f ects." Sold ovo
GERMANY HOPES FOB j
?NCREQ: OF RATIONS
Berlin, Nov. 19.-Germany will not
know accurately' catii lalo loathe
fall just how largo ike ISIS "kurvest
of grain han been, aad whether lt Ia
big enough BO that it will be. possi
ble to Increase the allowance of feeil
for horses, a? well as the amount of
flour for human consumption.
Iteccntly f ?e report wont tho rou>ids
that tho harvest wats so large aa to
leavo a surplus' of 'MO million tons
or grain, and that in consequence it
would be posalblo to increaso the
feed allowance tor animals by at least
100 million tons. Hopes ran no high
in consequence'of thia report that thu
authorities have bad to is:u-3 an oili
cial statement of fio case.
Tho eurplus, this statement iii blares,
ls only estimated and ia a-*, yet im
possible off .verdQdaliou. rutilait
returns aro In no one may be permit
ted to alter existing regulations con
cerning tho quantity of flour, or feed
used In anticipation of an unusual har
rest. *
Our Jitney Offer-This and Sc
Dont' miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with 6c and mall it to Foley
&. Co., Chicago, 111., writing your name
und address clearly. You will roceive
in return a trial packago containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
bladder aliments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, 'or constipation, j
biliousness, headacho aad sluggish
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back,
rhoumutlsm, backache, kidney ? and
bowels. Sold everywhere.
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice cf Motlier no Doubt Pre?!
vents Daughter's Untimely End
Ready, Ky.-" I was not able to do
anything for nearly six months," writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, "and
was down in bed for three months.
1 cannot tell you how I suffered with
my head, ard with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not Jo me any good, and he had
to givf> A up. We? tried another doctor?
but ac did not f.-lp me.
At last, my mother advised me to take
Cardin, the woman's tonic. 1 thought
it was ho use for 1 was nearly dead and
nothing s ec ni ed to do me any good. But
I took eleven bottles, and now 1 am able
to do all of my work and my own
washing. v
1 think Cantal is .Ute best medicine ia
the world. My weight has' increased,
and 1 look the pic ti: re o? health. "
If you suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, get a bottle of Card ni
today. Delay, is dangerous. We know
it will help y cu, for it has helped so
many thousands of other weak women
in the past 50 years.
At ali druggists. :
Writi fti Chattanooga Medicino Co., Ladles'
Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga, Tann., for SfectMt
iHttrtu-tlmi on your caso ana S-t-pac? book. "Home
Trtalxnent for Women." In plain wrapper. H.Q. 125
WHY WAIT
I
m.
m.
Wm
What aro you doing j
with your earnings?
Hnva you thought pf]
saving? ;
. - ? '
You owo It tp|
yourself!
Watch , the man who |
?ucceodB.
A lesson'Tor you;
. Independence awaits1
you.
Try saving a few dol
lars, it's a habit.
The Barings Impart
aient of
Hie
j j The Stronscsi Ban?i
Cfear?estoh ^Western
Carolina ?^f?ay
Augusta, Ga,
To and Front'the
IORTH, SOUTH,
EAST? 'W3?S1
?: . . 6-08 A. JV
. . ,3:37 P; M.
Arrives:
. , . 11:45 ?. Mi
v , ; 3 :07 ^ M.
if?rmati?n, Schedules,
tes, etc., promptly
* ?
* 31J LL NEWS ?
* . ?
W. A. Kelley has resigned as see
nnd hand in spinning at tue
lache 'mill.?, Arlington.
A. .C. Park has heen prom;.:J
from second hand to overseer ot
Nos. 1, 2 nnd :{ carding at the .Nsw
nan (Ca.) cotton mills.
If. G. Winget has resigned as nl^ht
superintendent of the Clara Mfg.
Co.. tiastonia, >.'. C., to bionic su
perintendent of the Dunn Mfg. Co.,
of that place.
'J. It. McMnhan hats resigned as
second hand in splinting ut tue
Mollohon mills. Newberry, at the
Apalacho mills, Arlington.
Chas. H. Hoyd has reelgaeii as su
perintendent of the Dunn Mfg Co.,
Gastonia, N? C., to become general
Superintendent of tho Dresden, Jen
ning6 and Lumbertoa Oottbn mills,
Uumbcrton, X. C.
C.'F. Knight has be-?n promoted
to second hand in spinning at the
Mollohon miils, Newberry.
S. A. Cmtclifield ha3 accepted the
position of curd grinder ai the Pilot ;
mills*Haleigh, N*. C.
W. H. Uuri?3 has resigned as
overseer of Xo3. 1, 2 and 3 carding
at tho Newnan (Ga.) Cotton mills,
to become overseer of carding, pick
ing and' ccmblng at the Hillside
mills, lagrange, Ga.
C. N. Harper, formerly superin
tendent of thc Pomona mills,
Greensboro, N. C., has accosted the
position of overseer of weaving at
the Hillside Colton mills. LaGrang^.
Ga.--Southern Textile P.ullctln.
The Rayo lights
Like a Gas Jet
TO light the Rayo
lamp you don't
have to remove the
shade or the chim
ney. Ju.tliftthegal
le.rv and touch a
match. It is just as
easy to light as a gas/
burner and itiyq ti i res
little effor to keep it
clean.
are the modern
lamps for the larm.
Simple in design -
' yet an ornam^nv :b
; ?wy room . i? the ,'.
'?' house. .
. Use Aladdin Security
Oil or Diamond
White Oil to .obtain.|
ot.st results in Oil
Stoves, Lamps and
Heaters*
Th? Bau*. !. -t :
-- --?-*r - -r."**- \-v.<-w*. ?
. our many, products that afc .'.
known in the household
and on thc farm for their
quality'and economy.
Ask for them by name and
you are sure of sausfaction.
Standard Household
Lubricant .'
Matchless Liquid
Gloss .
Standard Hand Scp?
; rator Oil
Parowax i-'^^^^^^
Eureka Hf/ness ?il
Mica Ax) o'^Grease .
If your dealer does not
have, them, write to our
, nearest station.
S "ANDARD OH. COMPANY
. '?. B ALT?MOUE ', ?
WtihlnftM, D.C. Charlene, N.TC.
Norl?ik. W.W :, Charlutoa. W.V? '.
nichmcwid. V?. - \ .ChiirUitoo. S. C
ir mi nw i.uni.i n m mm tp\tm&??iiM
jj gnW] gorlltoteandChlldrsn.
m?wSSi Mothers Kbow That
fe PP^TOI Genuine Castella'
t'Sv ?F^^^s?^?l Always g \
?|!?Bafi9 Bears the XfiflP1 '
PI iS?fS Signature//.F
^pMi' j IA iii
fe tsBgsm {m& Tur uver
Exact Copy of Wrapper. TM? ?:irr*u? COMMMT. WCW TOBUCITV.
GREATLY REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES
TO '
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
VIA
Piedmont & Northern Railway Co.
(Seaboard Air Line Rwy at Greenv/ood)
ACCOUNT
GEORGIA HARVEST FESTIVAL
AND/
SOUTHEASTERN CORN AND CATTLE SHOW
Parades, Fireworks, Aeroplar Flights and Air Battles.
Gcorgeous Midway and Street Dancing. [
Big Football (Jame Saturday, November 13, Tech vs. Georgia.
Tickets on sale dolly November 12 to ll? includive.-return limit Novomtjor
26,-nt tho following round trip faros;
Fromt Bound Trip Fare. From:
Spprtnnlmrg ......_A .. ..$8,00 Belton. .
Greer .. .. .. ... . 2 .641? Anderson ....
Gr?e?V?le .. .. .. .. ". .. .. , W?S lloncn. Path .. ...
Piedmont .. .. .. . . 6.05Donalds .. .. .. .
Pelter .' ,y\ .. .. .. .. .. .? S.0?8honls Junction .
TTI?UUQB?UO. .. .. ;> S.????udges .. .. ... .,
Bound Trip Fare.
.. .. .. ..* ..ei??
. .. .. .. ..4.85
..4??
.r 4.85
. ?. .. .. .. 4??
Children five (5). years of ago and under twelve (12) v.-lil bo one-half th?
above fares. ( -? -
?ffl? tinlTAta <..i,l ell i.*I.nv ?n?Avmniinn ..ni. -J. ?
. ? ...t.. .... ..?.??.A .M.,-.uiiiiwiij ap|nj *v ncaivot CIf??;ill, UF
. C. S. Allen, Traffic Manager,
Greenville, 8. C*
Greatly Reduced Round Trip Fares
. ; VIA ' / .
In connection with the BUie Ridge Ry., From
ANDERSON, S C.
$4.40 ATLANTA, GA. $4.40
Tickets on salo Nov. 12th to 10th, and for traim? duo In Atlanta be*
foro noon Nov. 20th, with return limit Nov.. 25th, 1815.
See Georgia Harvest Festival und Southeast
ern Com and Cattle Sho^v*
. ;x . DAILY SCHEDULE .
TLv, Anderson .. ... .. 8.05 A M 11,50 A M 8^ F M y6?2 P M
Arl Atlanta ..'. .1240 P H 4.20 P M ?UI?PM? 8,05 A ST
M/ . ?HIE ONT* QUICK, SHOBT AND CONVENIENT BOUTE *?
8 : For complete information apply to ticketagent.(ar"write/ r g :
8 ;Wi"?;.Taber,* y;>.AH-?'/.':. J.B.?B^er80iHSnp^^ V'i
a . .. . Greenville, S. C. Anderson, S. C. .;.";l?;.i .
service,
S g |%l JU safety mileage and pleasure