The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, December 11, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-iSix room house and 2 1-2 ,
ncio lol on P. & N. road about two
mileB east of town. Call at Divvors
Tin Shop. 12-lIStp.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For
farra, one eight room houso nud lot
of Hoven acres in towu of Starr. Ad
dress Hox 185, Honoa Path, S. C.
12-6-8t. .
FOR SALE-Agricultural Limo. Ap
ply now to your gardens at rate of j
from one to flvo tons, per aero-it's
cheap and thoro is not a garden in
Anderson but that heeds limo-it I
will correct blight and sweeten I
your sour soil and make your fer
tilization readily available. Phone.
4G4, F ur m.in Smith, Socdsmnn.
FOR SALE-One second hand u:e
horse wagon. W. L. Brlssoy Lam
ber Co.
FOR SALE-Forty acres of . land in
Hopewell Township, 8 room house,
uew two small houses on public
' road. Land fairly level and ls of
fered for one thousand dollars. W. |
N. Walker
f OB SALE-Everything tn the line of
tresh fruits that are In season:
pears, apples, bananas, grapes.
; oranges, lemons, coc?anuts, nula ot
" ail kinds, and. candles that, make
your mouth water, and at prices
that don't malee'you sick either. J.
K. Manoo.
CAUDLE the, Gasoline Man on the
corner of-Main and Earle Sta.,
wants his . friends and patrons to
know that. tho paving, work:: does
not InterToroVwlth. 'hlsi' ?gasolina;
',v bitBmcS8?;-C?jtdl? needs tho.business:
and la on th'0: Job ot all times.,, ;, ?
og
FOR LEASE OE ONE YEAH Oft
MORE-rSlx room house wit ; all
modern , convoni?nee? locatou ' on
Sayro street. T. K. Hoper, 'care
Anderson Printing Co. 12-9-3t.
FOR BENT-Furnished room or? first
. floor, CIOBO in. Apply S care Intel
ligencer.
WANTS
.V
ww a ^ r-: i_i rgaM-wa -.^ .. ; .-^^y .TO
highest market prices cash-or will
exchango Agricultural Lime-you
certainly need, tho Lune for all your
small grain crops. Forman Smith,
Seedsman, Phono 464. ll-18-lBt.
WHEAT MEAL A breakfast food.
? -Health restoring. Reconunended by
physicians. Made from native grain.
HaO a lfuo flavor, Servo as other !
cer?als. Burrlss Milling Co.
mm
WANTED-? good farm ?for ona bf
our customers. If yon have ? farm
.. for Bale wo win he glad to consider
lt. ; Linley & Watson, ( Jno. Linley
W. B. watson.)
TO iii Kit CH ANT TRADE-Ono oar
Texas Red Rust Proof . Oats, ear
nura -ahorta," and ali kinds ot food.
. Soe G, .Et Turner at P. & N. Depot
^WISCEIJLANEOUS
FOR SALE-1-Household and kitchen
furniture, old-time 'walnut parlor
set, porch shades, porch swing,
. Jewel stove, small stove, Cole's Hot
Blast . Heater, feather beds, . mat
, tresses. Good .bargains. Phone
440. 223 West Church St, 12-?O-?t
. TVI'EVt RlT?R REIAIil?XG-Beat
equipped- typowrltei rebuilding In
the south. Factory experts for all
?? makes, machines, your old machine
can ho mudo as good ns new for a
small amount., OVc. Dargan, Hub
hard Building. ?;'..' f 10-29-20t.
' ; ?A''?'?"."'." ??'. --
'G your fir o inanran.-o re
tha t Frank & DeCamp
?ompuny reprea?r.ta only
j, old - lino conxpanicj, . *Toaif
em will be appreciated.
?JI8H*'-; .'
vTtiMr^na^$^ yet got
\-:\tatf&;-:h?mi:\1i*:.?nt?*t' like tho
1 smelt :pt tho OmOke however, nn
aetoe ?no else has paid for the
' HO aaya\ however thai ha":ia
ll saving tao people lota ot money
on their coal bills. Iiis phone ls
,,- m. c ? :.
?-'ji*t;,?i?.>i.''i'-,ii',i mi ?M.' i II ?i II' ' it i i' i un
W?r- ?Attm&? par: toa for ?Ot.
' ; iou need, aelling bulla at $18,00 per
ton*, and will exchange 3 tona hulls
for 1 toG.?e*d and 1 ton of cotton
aced meal for ton ot eeed. - Martin
,;;;wood^Ct^'^
PROFESSIONAL |
CARDS g
W. Y. QUARLES
Dentist
Office: Over Watson Drug Store
Iva, S. C.
Quattlebaum & Cochran
Have Moved Their Office to
THE BROWN BUILDING
Over the Dime Savings Bank
Dr. HENRY R. WELLS
DENTIST
Offlee F. ft H. Building
Office 527-Phones-Residence Co
Dr. C. Mack Sanders
DENTIST
Office 304-5-G BIcckley Building.
nf ice Phone 429 Resider ce Phone 149
Chisholm, Trowbridge & Sage*
DENTISTS
*V?r?f Theatre Bn??in?
?5 GADSDEN SA YR!
Architect
H 406 Blecklr? BuQdiae
^n?crnon, S. C
Laughter Aids Digestion.
Laughter is ono of tho most hoalth
! fui exertions; lt ls of great help to
I digestion.. A still more efiloctual help
ls a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets.
If you should be troubled with indi
gestion give them n trial. They only
coBt a quarter. For sale by all deal
ers.
PIEDMONT & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
ANDERSON- !
ARRIVALS ! : '"J* "
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Augusta, Ga.;
To and From #ic
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[t? THE KSRCHAKT TRADE-One
: car cotton seed meal, car Snow
Britt' Irrigated j-beat flonr/ All
kinda hors?, mule and cow feeds. See
G.:H. Turned at Pi. arN. .Depot. "
-1, .,.?"?-. ? r,, -, . \, i,.'
COME TO: The Luncheonette when
you are hungry. Wu cook anything
that is in aeason, and wo cook U
right. Ask tho man who oats h?re:
Short orders served aMcTAj^'Onr
tera any style. Next door to Union
i < Button.
LOST
STRAYED ; OB - ftWI*K~F?n^ - my
residence In Ncrth Anderson ' oho
Wsefc and white \?agU?h ; t ?ttter.
; Had on new collar with six fornsa
studs. Reward for return or la for
mation leading t? recovery. H. \3.
I^m&erala. 12-il-3t.
/ MILL
J. fl. Duncan la now secretary ot
the Lola milis, Douglasvllle, Ga.
John G. Chapman lias resigned a?
agent of tho Sycamore (Ala.) mills.
M. J. Daniels 1B now filling the
position of secretary of the Hush ton
mills, Grillln, Ga.
A. B. Cline is now acting as secre
tary of tito Klotho mills, Kings
Mountain, N. C.
P. C. Costner ;.as succeeded D. M.
Carpenter as president of the Union
mills, Malden, N\ C.
J. W. Holland if: now Becretary of
thc Armon .Mfg. Co., Mountain Is
land, ,N. C.
E. C. Hesse has resigned as treas
urer of Hie Royal milla, Charleston.
H. A. .Maas has boen made treas
urer of the Royal mills, Charleston.
P. J, Rogers has been elected
president of the Alabama' Cotton
mills, Speigner, Ala.
Hartwell Douglasc ftes resigned as
president of the Alabama Cotton
mills, Speigner. Ala.
S. T. Whitfield has resigned as
president of the Canobi-alto Cotton
mills, Uniontown, Ala.
A. M. Spessard has been elected
president of the Canobrako Cotton
mills, Uniontown, Ala.
J. C. Fargo, IB now secretary and
ti ensurer of the Globo Cotton mills,
AugUHta, Ga.
Michael F. Shea ha? resigned as
overseer of the thread department
of the Bibb m)lls, Macon, Ga.
J. F. Langston is now second C:and
in weaving at tho Judson mills,
Greenville. ' ' '," , ' .
C. C- Barr has resigned as secpnd
hand In carding at tho' Marion (N.
C.) Mfg. Co.
J. E. Webb ls nott se'ctlbn hand In
carding at thc Marlon (N. C.) Mfg.
?Obir: ???}>* S>4.->->-*i ' I
J. A. Doggett, of Altavista, Va., ls
now. fixing' looms I a*j the Judson
mills. Greenville.
W: Ut Braddy bf Columbus, Ga., ls
now. covering rolls at the Aragon
mills, Aragon, Ga.
Adge King ha's beon promoted to
section hand In spinning at the
Alice mill, Easley.
J. C. Murphy has been elected
president of the Kentucky Cotton
Yarn Mfg. Co;; Louisville, Ky.
It. Holden, formoriy carder at the
Judson mills, Greenville, ls now over
seer of carding at tho Profile m lin,
Jacksonville, Ala.
Dan James has resigned as sec
tion hand in spinning at tho Alice
mills, Easloy.
W. L. Landan has been elected
tho Kohlman Cotton JQIH & Mtg. Co.,
New Orleans, La.'
JOh'n H., Wagner has been elected
secretary''.and treasurer. ' of ' the
Ypc'q?a ' milis, Water Valley, Miss.
';; tt.\'Q. Biggs has been made presi
dent of M?, Wilson t?fj C.) Cotton
mills,'' succeeding S. A, WoodWard,
who died recent}*. ; "'
T,-,H. Render-On. h?is!'' resigned as
iuperiHtbndent^bt; tho Cbwp'ons Mfg.
C?;,''e?wpen?!,?.,.'Cl.,. to'?ccMta!slm
ildf'-pbs?M?n-blsewhere.' . :
. "' Wi S."'Etheridge is now becretary
anti' treasurer'''?ff the Social Circle
?Ga.): mills, with headquarters In
Atlanta*; ';: '.'-..'>.*.. '?
' G?jr Fi. ' Lowie 1s now filling : 'Gie
pds'itlon ' bf ' superintendent ot the
.Kentucky Cotton Yarn Mfg. Co.,
Leulsvillo, Ky. . '. '
M; W. Driver bf South Boston, Va.;
har, accented tho position of manag
er of tfto Yazoo Yarn mills, Yaz?o
City, Miss. V
E. L. Laney, of Chester, has re
turned to his former place ai loom
fixer at thc Judson mills, Greenville.
! _ lt. N*. 8lagle of WinBton-Salom, N.
?C., -nos accepted the yu?u??n ?f mas
ter mechanic at tho Alabama City
(Ala.) Cotton mills. > '.' '
M. L. Dixon has been promoted
from section hand to second hand
In carding at tho Mari?n (N. C.)
Mfg. Co.
J. A. Holtzclaw has resigned tils
position af the greenwood mills, to
become machinist at the Glenn-Low
ry mills, Whit.mlrb. " ( ; t) \. \
. s. H, Beard pf ?iilcam??iga, Ga.,
has 'become slasher -tender at the
South Texan Cotton ?mill, !?renham,
Texas':" I; ' . .
O, B.' Walker of . UiC . Drayton
imllis, Sj ar t a nbu rg, ils how fixing
looms- at tho Judson mills. Groen
Ville." V. . ' .
Issac Bennett ?'.ins . boon promoted
from second hand , ta overseer ol
carding4 ot tho Washington mills,
Fries, Va.
. . .-???
LAST SEASON'S
GOWN y
D&Y CLEANED
Perhaps yon have a dress or (allot
made ault that could he worn this sea
son lt seat to us and .given a thorough
cleaning and ; o skillful pressing.
Your, garment, no matter If soiled
or rn assad, la .freshened and brighten
ed up wonderfully Wo really make
them took like new. ': V
Men and women take advantage
oar. sfirvlce--aad. appreciate both
economy lt; makes, possible and
cppor?unlt} SOT' bettor dressing
lt affords.
.phone' fer our ws
STEAM GUNDRY
PltCWMi?
NEWS, %
A. \V. Alexandr? Ima resigned his
position at the'Ca si cy milla No. 2,
Liberty, and ls..new tlxli:g loom? at
thc Louise mills, Chorlotte.
C.%J1. Goodroe, formerly supettin
tendent of the Perkins Hosiery mills,
Columbus, Cn., is now night superin
tendent of the Fitzgerald Cotton
mills, Fitzgerald, Ga.
I>. L. Kelly, of Llccolnton,TN. C.,
luis accepted . .tho position , of over
seer of carding ut tie Marlboro .Mill,
No. D, BcDnettsville.
E. W. Everett has resigned as
master mechanic at tho Alabama
City (Ala.) mills, and accepXea a
similar position flt Hickory, N.?C.
F. W. Curry, formerly goneral
manager of -tho Postex Cotton mills,
Host City, Texas, has accepted the
position of superintendent of tho
GranltevillG Mfg. Co.
N. A. Gray has resigned as ma
chinist at the Union mills, LaFuy
ette, Ga., to become master mechan
ic at the Lafayette mills, of the
same place.
J. W. Engle, wi:o recentliy re
signed OB overseer of carding at the
Hamilton earhart dillis, Rock Hill,
has become superintendent of the
Wlilto City Mfg. Co., Athens, Ga.
M. H. Floyd is now secretary and
treasurer of the Putman Mills - &
Power Co., Entontan, Ga., and T. B.
Floyd, Jr., is filling tho position of
manager of tho samo mills.
W. B. Mooro, president of the
Mills Mfg. Co., Greenville, ls rapidly
recovering from tho effects of .ia
seridUB operation at tho Mayo hospi
tal, Rochester, N. Y. ? Ho has bean
In a very serious condition, but - .Ja,
growing steadily bettor.
I AVIATORS CAN"? EQUAL B1BDS
Feat herod Flyers Mako YVoudcriul
Flight and Altitude BccOfAs.
Although of recent years aviation
bas mado sUclt tremendous ; strides,
tho feats of preaeut day aviators can
not be compared "with those of na
ture's fliers-the birds, In speed en
durance, lifting and sighting power,
Li rd JJ beat aviators every time. .
A common swallow, for instance,
can travel In the air at the rate of
120 miles en hour.
.Tte vulture when swooping on its
prey cuts through the atmosphere at
nearly 150 miles an hour.
Borne'timo ago a swallow flew .from
Antwerr to 'Compelgne, a distance of
140 miles in 68 miutea, the flight be
ing timed by observers, who returned
the 'bird's average rate of 'Speed at
128 miles an hour. *>ji , ,
The-fastest an> aeroplane has ever
traveled is 108 miles an hour, add by
thia speed #as.-only J i.-obtained; by
building a little, freak machined terri
bly dangerous to handle. ' ;'
Then, again, ' birds can fly for, 24
hours at ? streich without descending,'
oven In boisterous westby;,,-;, i - ' !
Aftor-elght-i .Or --nine: hours' con
tinued, flying ,aa?iwlHtor?:jpj; wefted,
hoi li mentally , and. bodily, and, if he
hail strong winds to fight, he. is Often
In a.state ojLcoilapw.. ..?-A j .?,...
No flier could carr ' out , ! long
flights across tho sea ?U.U land . like'
cu?-k??ou, ,?tor - inatOBce.f.i .which, . any
naturalist will tell . you, often-, 'start,
from. EngllBh; shorthand. And i their'
woy to Africa. ,. , ?fc?g ", ,? j '.' '".
At a height ot 10,000 feet - tho earth
In detail ls mopt- djjlleult for . an avia
tor to see, and it.is;only with" strong
1 glans?.? that, he can i discern' exe? largo
buildings and rivers. -But afc ; high
altitudes, hawks and'kites can spy
1 tiny lizards and. field, mice :. on. the
earth, for their sighting powers urn 20
iifUCii 'Stronser th?S thrift* of avioinrn,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' AU'persons having claims against
tho estate of FrJihlt- Cele, .deceased,
are hereby notified .td ; present them
properly proven to*, tho undersigned
within, the time prescribed by law,
and those indebted ti/ make settle
ment.
R, H. Marett,
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Notice of Flaiil.?^ttlemeBt., ;.;. -'?
The undersigned administrators of
the -estate of J arne ? . ? N. -, ft ie hoy, d e
ceased,'hereby bivesanotica that thoy
will :on Jan. 4. ?Wi np*ljr'ito the
Judge Ot Probate foi cln der son Coun
ty tor a' final set^cinoat of said . os
. tate and a discharge from their of
{,ftce of administrator.
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; ERNEST Wlt-UAMS,
... - General Pas#)?^r Agent, ,
Augusta? iOft.:.
THE FINAL ESTIMATE ?
PRESENT COTTON CROP
Washington, . Dec. IO.-Thia
year's cotton crop will amount to 11,
161,000 bales of OOO pounds, gros,
weight, exclusive of linters. Tho de
partment of agriculture announced
today in its final cotton report of Lu?
season. That compares with 16,134,
930 bales last year, 14,ir.6,48G blaec
in 1913 and 13,033,235 bales the aver
age total production exclusive of
linters for the fivo years, 1909-1913.
The final ofilctal figures giving tho
exact sizo of this year's crop will bo
issued by the census bureau next
March when completo statistics from
the frinnorina have been compiled.
Tho estimated production. exclu
sive of linters, by states, wlt'i, com
parisons, follows:
State? 191 r? Average
1909-1913
Virginia. 16,000 20.53R
North Carolina .. 708,000 808.000
South Carolina. 1,160,000 1,294.000
Georgia.1.900,000 2.086,598
Florida.. 50,000 61,501 j
Alabama.1,505,000 1.354 000
Mississippi.. .. 940,000 l,vlSl,320
Louisiana. 360,000 ?40,715
Texas.3.175,000 3,370.765
Arkansas .. ...*785vO00 867.778
Tennessee .... 295,000 336,865
Missouri. 52.000 64.867
Oklahoma .. .. 630.000 870.000
California.. .. 34.000.
All other states 6.0Q0 14,713
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New York. ; said jot the; war:
"The trouble with the war is ; ita
positively 1 infernal cruelty. borne
things are cruel on one side and kind
on tho other, but war ls cruel on ,l|oth I
sides. , . ii-:, :!. : j
"War, reminds ; me : i of a . butcher i
whose wife, three times in succession
ran down people and had to pay dam- ?
ages.
"Well, one day, when the lady was
out bicycling as usual, a hov came
rushing into tho butcher's shop In
great excitement.
"What's the matter?" shouted tho
butcher. "H?s my wife run somebody
down again?"
. " 'No,' gasped the boy, she's been
run down horself by Banker Wright,
In hip automobile.'
" 'Thank goodness,' Bald tbe butch
er; my luck's changed at last!"
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