The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 30, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Didn't Expect to Live
In a letter to Mo. Pinn H laboratories, Hrs. Ci. 0. Walker, of
Walker, Lane fount j. Oregon, writes:
"l have-been totting Fruitola and it has been'a great
relief. I suffered so with gall-stones my family aad
-friends dldn!t expect me to liva"
Fruitola IA a powerful intestinal lubricant and softens the bard*
encd particles that cause so much suffering, expelling tbe congest
ed waste In no ?->asy, natara! manner, JJ the sufferer's relief. A
single dose ls usually suhle lent to clearly Indicate its efficacy. Te
- build ap and restore the weakened, run*down system, Traxo Is
highly recommended as a tonlc.altcrative that acts on tee liver and
kidneys, stimulate* the Sow of gastric J sites tc aid digestion and
removes bile from the general circulation.
If rall?la and Trnxo are prepared io the Pinns laboratories at
Monticello, II!., and arrangements have been mode to supply them
through representative dniKglsts. In Anderson they eau be obtain?
* ?d at-Evans''Pharmacy, Three Hi ores.
Milk From Ute Desert.
'!E1 Paso, Texas dies, one/of the most
Interesting milk supplies of any
city," says tho current issue of Farm
and Fireside: "A considerable
amount of tho milk is goats' milk pro
duced by a number of goat dairies, one
of which has a thousand goat*. These
goats get their living from thc sur
rounding hot, dry territory, deficient
in grass and only moderately covored
with sagebrush ead cactus. A cow
would starve to death but the goats,
though fed neither hay nor grain, j
give on an average about a quart
each. The milk b'&ngs the same
price as cows' milk, and is sold both
in bottles and in bulk." -..
Test this out
As thousands have done-compare a pound of Black Tea with a
pound o? Green Tea and youU find that you can make double
the quantity from India and Ceylon Blsck Tes-It's fir more
delicious and refreshing
&>id.'?pr:& sample j bag of our. famous "Slyer Libel" Five
O'Clock Biend-all ready for your teapot, sufficient for three cups
111-113 Hudson St
: New York Gry
.'SAFE-TEA FIRST " awl Always
AimaV) Gdi Mdd, Sn Fnaeboo, 1913
SPECIALS ?N IO MYS SALE
$1.00 Lion brand shirt. .All new.stock, ?id best quality, Sale
price i..........v.-.;,....,. .75c
60 centiWhite Dress Shirt, good ?allie,, at.._..-...38c
?4.50 Men's Dress Pants, Special... . $3.48
;| $2.50 Men's Dress Pants, Special................
..." Ten, Doz. Jeans Pants, Regular- $1,2$ -value at.... jj.
;.; Press Gdotfe .
.00 Quality,. All .Wool Serges, in all colors at.
5Qc quality Serge.. .Extra good vallie, at.. ..
Regular ?c Ginghams at. vt. .. ;.'............
bress; ' ?ingh'ams, at; . V,;. r'.l,, v> ..... '............
ivWliite Homespun, R?guUr 8c 'quality at''.[,'.\ ,.........:'.
? ?". ? . -Some;;!L*0usiU^l.y^!?j^-,?ii - F?H ?o?fc Sufi*
M Striking? new models iii*, serge.; gabardine and French broad
cloth, featuringithe new box coat effects and fur or braid >rlrn
;niings. Sbrrie hilftdiclme and striking models in the^ popular
new shades bf crow: .wing blue, field mouse gray, Russian
green, Krencli -Wue, davy blue and black. . Wide choice of *
Styles'at ... ... . . .J J?. . ........ V.._. .$2.48 to $18.00
"New Fall Skirts
Some plain tailored with separate belts; others braid trim
."' med with pockets. Navy and black gabardines are the popu
lar styles.. Special, at-.. .$3.48
ANDERSON DRY GOODS COMPANY
.$1.98
. 98c
.75c
. .39c
.. 5c
. 5c
5c;
. Anderson, -S? C.
.197 Mata street.
Get 5?? to 1?OQ0 More
Tires By Using Our Resinera.
Give tss a chance to einlas? them to you.
Also ' havf. a complete stock of Kook ?? Boots, Blow Ob*
Patches, Eubber Patchs*, Geweat and Vulcanizing Rubber,
?? b a?v/aye a pleasure io show you. .
Spark' Plugs for all care.
^derssn,'So (ti Beaton, 8,; t?,
SroeaVr je, S. C,
IDEM OIBTBIOT
REV. T. C. O'DELL AND REV.
J. W. SPEAKER \RE RE
TURNED Hi RE
MADE YESTERDAY
Morning tn Spartanburg Where
Conference Waa in Session-Rev.
A. Q. Rice Goes to Starr.
Tho peep!? ot Anderson and tho
county arr pkj .ci over the fact that
the Rev. T. C. O'Dell hBB been re
turned Ut the AnderBoa district as
presiding elder and tho Rov. J. W.
Speake as pastor of St. John's Meth
odist church.
The appointments of the Upper
South Carolina Methodist conference
were read in Spartanburg yesterday
rooming. The Rev, A. Q. F.'Iee takes
the place of the Rev. J. L. Single
ton on tho Starr and Iva circuit.
The appointments for the Anderson
district are as follows:
Presiding elder-T. C. O'Dell.
Antroville-W. T. Belvln.
Bethel-J. G. ?Higgins.
Calhoun Falls-J. W. Balley.
Clemson college-J. M. Steadman.
Contrai-B. M. Robertson.
Monea Path-S. T. Blackman..
LowndesvlUe-M. K. Meadors.
McCormick-J. P. Miller.
Orrville-I?. W. Johnson.
Pelser-J. H. Danner.
Pendleton-W. M. Owlngs.
Seneca-N. G. Bellinger,
v. Starr^-A. Q. Rice.
...St: John's-J. W. Spesko. I
TownviUe-En H. . Lupo.
Wbllialla arid Seneca-J. L. !
Stokes.
Walhalla circuit-H. A. Wh<??:.
Westminster-J. W. Lewis.
. Wltliamston and Bolton-S. H.
Booth.
PLAH TO CELEBRATE
COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED
TO ' MAKE ARRANGE- j
M?NTS FOR THIS 1
JOBS A C C E P T E D
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Paving. Commission Met and Aci j
, "?'c^?!^!^^-W'S; Main ajad "
River; Streets Yesterday.
A special meeting of ibo paving corn
mission was held yesterday afternoon,
at *;o'clock for the. purple of accept
ing the South Main and E?ver;strett
Jobs, this work-having' been complet
ed some. Unie aga. . All of ?he. mem
bers o it he commission having inspect
ors of the commtvdon having inspect
engbi?er in charge, and Mr, Gilbert j
C. WIMto of Charlotte, consulting en- J
glnesr, having stated that they saw
ino reason why the work Bhould not
be passed upon, the commission . by j
The work on these streets having j
been accepted, payment ?will be includ* ]
ci ?n. the. 'nest' .regular settlemeis"
whi?li? will be mado tomorrow.
Beeide to Celebrate.
A committee consisting of Mayor J,
H. Godfrey, chairman. Dr. J). A.
Ledbetter and - Mr. Charlie' Spearman
was appointed to make plans'for a'
big celebration r which will.1: bo t??ld '
when :i?il of the .paving work is ohm- .
pletetl end in -Milch ell of -tho people
may.take part.' This committee. will
report at the next "meeting of the com
mission.
The treasurer,- Mr.'VpL:'?CT'."l?dbpt--i'
ter;., reportad, that during tbe VntontV'
Of qfitobei ?the puving commission"
money 'deposited , in the banks ?h?d
realized #200 in interest and that dur-'.1
lng the Jiontb of November ii would '
be about $130./ . i?!^^^^^?
?ITROL?X
Bast, thing for constipation;. sour
stomach, lazy 'liver "and sluggish
bowels. Steps a slci headache almost
*t|bh.ee Gives a most'thorough and
ictory. C ishlng-no cain, no
v ' Keeps your $y ?ikm cleansed.
. and whwejsopie-*-R- H. Wctb
echt, Salt Lake City. tJtan? ^ilte?i
"I find Citrolax tho? best laxative S
ever uaedr - Does not. gripe-uo un-.
pleasant nffcr^eots.'? ? Sold *Tery>'
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33 BALES Ol
DESTROY
MR. WILL STEPHENSON SUF
FERED HEAVY LOSS
YESTERDAY
NO INSURANCE
315: B?le? .Were Stored in Front]
Yard os Place Just Be
low City Limits.
Pim yesterday afternoon, between
2:30 and 3 o'clock destroyed thirty
three ' bales, of ginned cotton, the pro
perty ot Mr. 'Will Stephenson, a prom
inent' farmer on his farm about threo
and one-half miles below tile city, en
tailing a loss of approximately $2,
OOO with no insurance.
Tho tire ta esld to haye Btarted
from some matches, ono of the little
boys on the place having been around
tho cottoa^playmg with matches. The
cotton w?s StorOd or rather placed in
a pile in the front yard ot tbo house,
thirty-three bales being in ' one pile.
A. short distance away there were six
more bales la ons pile, but these were
not damaged, o
?Mr. Stsp?rnaoon is an extensive
farmer and although this is not near
ly alL ot the cotton he has'raised this
year, it means" a,cgreat loss to him. At I
tho prosenti selling price this cotton
would; haye brought about $2,000.
OF POLES
pfiElHIONI
Homeless People Living in Caves
I. and Almn?^ne?/ Tv'ench?a in
Desolate Country.
? li,. ? '
: M?I/I?
Warsaw, Nov,. "12.-Via,: London,
Nov. 29.-Hundreds, of thousands .ot
the,-civil. ?>opul?tlon [of the Warsaw
district, of, jpoiand'. are Buffering for
wantot 'food. A ^considerable percen
tage, of . the. homeless are living in
hut?., cavfca and abandoned trenches.
T?b situation 4B increasing , in serions
??B? ." troC?u?e a ?arne number, Rr?
thrown .out of work by the almost
complete paralysis of tho Polish indus
tries. -. Some emigrated to Germany
where work is plentiful but a great
majority prefer' to remain hero.
Prominent Poles maintain' that un
ie:-! there aro drastic relief measures
coon, v.- hole sale death a from starra*
tlon will result. Already mahy have
Btarved and others -liave died from dis
ease, superinduced by' hunger; Tho
?ermans, ero doing all they- can to
stop the epiiemlc and slowly but sure
ly -escern ho getting sanitary condi
tions, righted. The entire country IJ
laid .'ivasto. In the Warcav/. govern
mootai ; district elene four thousand
vit!c^:irt ?were destroyed by the Kiia
rjan* :4n tbelr retract.. , The govern
ment is. giving cvt a flour supply
sparingly,in an effort to. 3tretch it
over until the nsx< harvest. Women
aro so under nout'ahed they cannot
teed their babies.
Piano Tuning: and Teaching
Mr. Dana Luther Hinckley wbo re*
helved bis' musical' education tn' Boa
tor, and other iarge cities wit! locate
la this-city.
Ks doslros to do mostly taning and
repairing, in which ho hoi- had-much
^Mirlen co, but bo ls, open to engage
Bt0ftt?I as church Organist or choir
toaster ?' and Will accept pupils : ht
Pianoforte and voice -??tturo. Mr.
Hinckley spent . th?.' paBtX?lgbt. years
?^atenswick, Ga,, playingV, a fine
orran and tuning and't?aabi:^^a??
bb found; for tba, presfeht, at ?1? -N.
Main St, Phone 285.
ti
on-Wide Pt
E EPISCC
Service Every Ev?
YOU ARE
ICOTTON
ED BY FIRE
HAUE BEGUM TRfflj
THE LIQUOR OASES i
PLEAS OF GUILTY ENTERED |
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
IN COURT
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Tho first of the liquor cases which
have been brought up because ot tho
activities of special detectives were
called In mayor's court yesterday
shortly after noon, when the regular
cases wore disposed ot.
Ralph Turner, white, plead guilty
to three charges.
Perry Williams, negro plead guilty
to one charge.
Andrer/ Jones, a negro, was found
guilty on one'charge.
John Foggie, negro, plead guilty to
one charge.
None of tfoio defendants have yet
bean sentenced.
Other cases have been fixed for difr
feront hours on other days of ; the j
week.
More Convenient-Hore Efficient <
More Economical
Washing
Ironing
rrr-rrrrosrn-H-u MIHI
uj ?in-ai n....jt_uni
Sweeping
SoBihern 'Public
Utiuties Company
Phone 828
AT
i best. "I?i?PR?
'caching Mission
DP AL CHURCH
ming at 8'O'clock
INVITED!
Dessert
Without the main courses won't satisfy hungry men.
In the seme way, men who hunger for OVERCOAT
VALUES won't buy style unless worthy fabric goes
with tt--?tyla alone will make them look but it
won't "LOOSE" their purse-strings.
1 i . ....[. .
In the T. L. Cely Co. Balmaroon CCoaS? which
are selling at $8.50, $10.00 and $12.50 men get
fabricks which are cenrn of Ahe Unes of the fore
most mills, ht durability, texture, pattern and values.
REMEMBER OUR PRICES $8.50,
$10.00 and $12.50.
ntfjti iel *h i
. We are now ready to^serve you v/ith the best of Prims for
..making your Christmas Fruit Cakes, j
?ig Tree Seeded Raisins, 2 packages for;r. <.. ;. ....... zSe
Currants, .16 ounce package, 2 packages for.......... .30c
Crystaiiz?d Citron, tb ............-.......-.25c?';
Orange, and Lemon Peel. :1b'.... ;..2Bc
Ext/a Fine Dates, in bulk, 3 tb for... .. ,25c
New Valencia Shelled Almonds, tb. IfiOc
New Jorcan- Shelled Almonds, tb....-.- ... .75c
Crystalized Cherries, package..15 and 25c
Crysiaiizeu* Pineapple, ?j3 . . . .. .owe. 7
New Spices,, box.,...Sc
Peeled Peaches, tb .............. .-... .20c
Muir Peaches, lb .._,.....10c
Layer Raisins, .2 lbs for... .> ........ . . . . . ?28c
?Don't'fail to see us be?oi?? making your
purchases',
ANDE?0N CM GROCERY ?0.
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. ..??.?5! <nif>t.u\.J.'
We have a splendid two
.... j horse farm for rent five
i?e^?n Rea? E&ate & lavetaat Co.
'Mg$nirtf?tr*??> v : I* S/Hortoa,VB ". VT, F? Sereiall, Secy.
BYSTERS
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