The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, December 14, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
3?0 OFFICIAL REPORT
"Neither Chinese, L?gation Ser . State |
Department Advised.
Washington. Dee. 13.- Olflclal re
ports regarding the acceptance bf the
throno of China by Yuan Shi Kal,
announced In prosa dispatches from
Peking yesterday, . still v.-cry lncklng
tonight botli nt the Chinese legation
and at the state department. The
American government had received'n?
word on the subject, and tao only
dispatch to the legation gave tho sub
stance of a statement by Yuan declin
ing the crown., . ?.
Was tt.Dwiber Herself.
"I should Uko to make a suggestlpri
an. to the portrait." .
"Madam," said the testy artist, ."do]
you think, you can. tell me anything]
about painting your facef',
"Well, I've had considerable exper
ience with ' tttis fac?," responded she, !
for she had u sens? of hunhhv-Cbi-1
cago Ledger. .
Advice of MoUief no Douoi Pre?
........ , .........rT^.T>.Tr, -.-v-;- . v
' 'Wii^fi^y^m End -
? : '.?>i> -;:j- -
Ready, ky.~u I was not able to do
anything for hearty si? month V*" wiles
Mrs. Laura Bmtct?r^tthfe-p^c,,4,att1S;
was dow? in bid for {hr^iMty!* > ^
cannot tea you how I iuffer?d with
mv head,' ; at>d with nervousness und
womanly tropics.
'Our farii?y,doblor told my husband he
cotud not do me. any good, and heUiad
to glvp lt Wt, We. tried another doctor,
hut he did not help me.
At last, my mother advised me to take;
, Cardui, the woman's ;tonlcv J thought
It was nd tisd for 1 waa nemJy dead and
nothing seemed to do meany good. But
1 took eleven ?bot?les? and now I am able
to db aU .o?r my work and fay own
washing. .
1 think Cardui Ia the best medicine In
the world. My- weight has increased,
and Mook the picture of health. "
If you suiter from any. e! the aliments
peculiar to'- women j get a bottle oK?art?ui
todav. Pel?y ls dangerota. We know
it will help yoti, for it has,helped so
many thousands of other weak women
In the past 50:yfcars. -
v'Al?tt dru^gMs.- : -: .' , . < .
'?Wrtn'ti:, ?t?at?tao??tii .* M?dWi?* Ce? titU?*
Ad?Ucry D?ptv. Chmtiuwcaaj.T?n?v..tor, Sitctat
inttrntttottt on your ??a?o 64'{W boak. jlWje
Tnwtoent tor WtMnto." to pJoia mapper, li.O. 130
??HMfiiSiiili I
Herb's Or^?nipth?r^ Reds* to
Darken an?'v Be?p&y
? ''^ y :
That beautiful, oven shade of dark,
gloss*, hair caxj onl~y .be ??d. ^y.hrew
ing S^mixtn-tf -of Sage Tea and Su]r
phur?-':*'??r'Mt?:. t^lyotifrv.charm.-; tx
; makfes : or i inara. the tape. When lt
fades,['turnaeway, ?t^eaked andAlooJg?,.
dry, wispy and scragg,' lust^ a^r;
plication oriwb;bf' ^g?iap^fittlpW
^ha??rvie-' Ita Rpp?hr?%c? . a* ..na'ddred* ;
,\ttan't boUi?r; ?>;pt?pare 4^a ipaloi.
you can,.get irptn any dxagJlpre a 50^
cent bottle of?^&frttfsafc$ *nd)6ul-:
pbftr Compound/' ready'? to us?, : .TM?
.d''-^A?waya b* deptod^ uikm to wrtaK
r k the natural .pplor, thickuefts ?njl
l ^tte ot jrour hair and Vemove, drin,
dfuif, atop scalp Itching and falling
hair. .
: Everybody uses "Wjeth^" Bago jarid
Sulphur because it darkens se nntar
ally and evenly Umt nobody essa, toll
Itrhria h<tenapplied.-?.?'Vori * imply doia
pjt? -. ? sponge ?br sbft> brush : with it
arid ?r&W this through ftatjr> Jak
..?Dg. oue small .strand at'a tuns;, fey.
morang tb?groy, hair bas diyappearr
ed. and after, a?fc?iec application it
: mm? beautiful**"darle arid appear*:
gt?ssyi lustrous and abundant
Buys Suit
ES
It waa decided last night by the city
council while making out the license
ordinance. for the coming year, .that
ail slot .madhoines, those vending, ov
giving, goods for money put In the slot
should .ibo (axed. These machines
have been placed about tho city in
large numbers and seem to be paying
Investments. There ls now no license
on them, but according to' the new
ordinance, the owner will, have to payjJ
?5 for bach of the machines. 7
. 'The? machines were first brought tq
Anderson, and af te* permission ' bad'
been granted by the company owning
tho poles to which they were attached,
they were installed in almost every
part of the town. They eeem to Ive
money-getters, as is evidenced' by a re
cent penny famine in Anderson, and j
}he city father's were all of tbe opln; ]
pst'that the' machines 'should be tax*
ed. . .**'''>...'.. '? :
This ordinance docs not include all.
slot machines. Those in drug stores, I
Which give six checks for a quarter;
Sometimes,: are not included in - this
division;1 Thoy aro-exempt,'and only.-'
such machines; as sell,. candis, chew; j
gum;etc.V are rtax?dV ' :<1,v
??: ? ?---_?' . . '
A " delegation of about 15 men .went
to j. Charleston, ' yesterday; afternoon I
from? Anderson to 'attend'* tho meeting '
bf the grand lpdgo bt jasons or South ,
<^roiinav ;<fltie pajrty all Tesetivod ,
"Pullman acebmbdatioas and Joined '^ ]
baV -.'composed almost : altogether^ oti
r.Iasona from tue Piedmont section!^ ' J
' It is cusiumnry for tho retiring and '
the hew worshipful masker's. ot: each
lodge to attend the meeting as dele
gates .'.'? Mr. Prank Watkins and An
drew\Speer'qualify for, these t>vo\t
pisces. ..'Mr.' Watkins being tho rc- '
tiring .master and Mr. Speer the hew >
master*.: ;
/ This party, which lolt Anderson yes-;
torday 'will remain In Charleston-'?or'.
tho: Commercial congress c?l?bration',^
?&'d will return home one day dubing 1
the latter part of tho wock. - :
?'.Amobg' those making the trip were:
?t?htt T,: Frazer, Andr<-ar Speer, Frank
Watkins, J. B. Felton, J. P. Felton, |
J^Fi'?l&?ckett, R. F. t)lvi:er and C. N
sitton. : ? 'rj TfmmmXnrf^m
WMffAtf FORTUNE
Disregarded Advice of Broilers to Sell :
. ^.^?ral Motor* Stofcli. ' ? ^ '?
?IA hrokbrj tells of a woman customer',
who owns ?O shores of General Motors \
bought, at plain 55 a little more than}
A:year ago. Recently-she ? received:
a^S? cash' dividend, making tho origi
nal cost $ 5 ; a share'. .The story of th? I
l??V03t?i?nt; ls simple "^??gh. ; Some- ]
bm?y advised thtJ? woman to buy the -
stock.' saying iX?t it was good. She)
???, ahi it -heVer' oo'c?r?ed to her? toj
?oit the shares'.-when - the?;- were going]
"Wb-y^^uid- ??aeB?^i^be askedvln '
responso ;|b-a' timid suggestion frota j
hter broker t'?nt tho lime, to take prof-j
lia w?s,<sfa?u ou?r?a4fi^^i;;',Byisry;
day 1 lob* at it&^lf&wfc ese . ihatj
thcyarbljigher.'' j
:. NaiuriWy ber brbjjer: gave up: anyf
further attempt to ^jiide.tHb judgms
of anyone with suai- a perfect*
prehension or tbs art of ma
money.
' Another broker toils oik a worn
investoip''Vito had 2(K)'afear?? ot the1
3tock, A?*O'bought very cheaply. 0nb\
hun ired shares ?vare sold at *5W end ;
thi remaining 100 ar^ being .ietd ;foy?t
snfi ?igner prtc?s.-NeW; Y?fk Sun. j
-,;. . ? ????-.
Cats .aeldotn 1it> with their feat to
or Overcoat
[dress, ??7 N.Mai
t
COUNTY ROAOS TOUR
HAS BEEN POSTPONED1
-& i
RECENT SNOW AND RAIN I
MAKES TRIP IMPRAC
r TIC ABLE
WILL COME LATER
.Good Work Done By County j
Gang Bot Many Places
to Repair.
Th.2 tenir of. tho Anderson county
roads which 'was'to hare been made
today has been postponed. The re
cont ?i!o\v. and rajn. liar, puf. all of |
fho'county roads in such condition tliat .
the tour .would be inore work than,
enjoyment. " .
'?Mr. Mack King stated yesterday that |
ho regretted the fact that the weather !
had made it -impractical to toke the
trip, bul; .that he waa. sure all .persona
intending to. take the trip would rath
er wail 'until "th?- roads? ar? "in . goad
shape and then -take a trip,that would
?bo entirely enjoyable, ..
j There4are not very maay bad 'places j
in the Anderson county roads, but An
derson county. Uko all other counties ?
has some bad places. These Will be :
remedied ea tho a'nanco affords itself,
until ail tho roads are In good re
pair
Mr. Carl McConnell* in tho cjty for
supplies stated that work et his gang
w?s progressing nicely. No - hind
rance has bothered him for como time
.until the.recent bad weather, abd that
acorns to he onti> SI) gone now
m . -: ..."?'" ".. ,;-- .
v SWAT, -THE, STIUII'S
Space and j
They -Tate Hp Valuable
Get in Way.
':? 'jClemsxin College, Dec. 13,-Tbcro
.Is%no, bettor' tithe.-to pet rid. cf tao
stumps\-in":yod jr' fields, .than during
the winter ' months,- say the - agrlcui
tut?i i^dthorities? Clemson ? College,
;^h?. ?rg? ?tihat farmers give th?a; inai>
ter.their. a?eUtibn-.:^ ^S? long as
stumps remain in the ifield, .one will
.hot. be . ?ble to v u.so there the Im-;
.proved-? madlin ery ; that ?j ? should
nsa.: .lie 'triJJ;continually have -io bs
l?titig the plows, andi: driving the
hinder., ?nd other, machinery,, around
sp Chat he cah; get by, whereas if
jthe 'stumpB were i removed, one /could
go straight ahead without trouble'.'
?tfu?iipa Also occupy .-land that cotili
h? used for crops if the stumps were
removed.
There aro .several ways of getting
rid--of stumps. If you or your
neighbors ^?i?vo ;not a stump puller
and you do hot feol able tb fc?y one,
you may-nso'dynamlto. Or, -if you
do i not ???"*?'. to use either of these
|pi?lhodS,.i|)n cap. dig them out. By
a.B means, . .clear the ..land ..ot stumps
>i?w so that yo^t. <?n . ?rep'^ it ,e*rly
next spring!
A Heart Brama in Three Seeds.
1--Arthur -Brown: loved Gladiola
'^mt&y .i. :,r;.' '?:'. '''>|&l|l
. S^-Artlihr Brown was poor.
r 3-0Iadlole Jinks ts now, Mrs- >?pr.
PMS Puystor Bobtnson.
? ?. ? ~c& i'? .."tO i? 11 'rr 'i i. in!, is 111
OUR J?!F*?Y OF^EB-TMs ft?? *ei
?alues .$.15
?St. Mgi
he Leading Tailors of
CITY P?ViHG WORK
H4S BEEH COMPLETEO
'. .i u I, .ni, , 1
END OF ALL PAVING WILL
S?QH BE IN SIGfriT
W?LL REDUCE GANG
Iii
Sidewalk on North Main Will Not
Be Lowered at Present
. . '. Time:
, "All. pavjng. work, so far ns tho city
forces aro concerned, said Mayor God
frey last night,, "was finished up ou
Saturday aftejiionn,. when tho work oh
Norths MidaV^re?t,. was completed/'^ j. ?
. v$t^^.??w4fe&'.a?"slgh{''bf. the end'. '
ot, the. paving will j soon bo hero,' and
thai all Btreet paving, will soon bu fin
ished and the Streetz opened and clear
ed in all parts cf tho city. ', The city .
gang, h&a finished irp. and will prompt
ly dispense with a number of tho
hands. ? .?? ' '.
In speaking of,the sidewalk oe North ?
Main street, Mr,, Godfrey stated that
ft, would be lissi; year before, anything.
Ie done. The ftidc"w,aiks on North Main
-itro?t will be two br moro feet-above '
tho street when the paving ls com- I
pl etea, but thoush it will bo rather j
inconvenient at times, it will hot be 1
stich" an urgent necessity. 03 to neces
sitate: the work Just now. - Several
intersections of side etreetB into North
Matu 4street will-be rather inconven
ient, and tho sidewalk on the east )
side In front of the..-chamber of com- ,
meree building' ?ind others in that
block will be rather-high above the
Street. This will ?i?vp to bo remcdicC .
at nome time? butiuit now is not tliat
tim?. ' , .. . '
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CRITICISED STAFF s
? . T- ? .7 ' ,' <
lord Eibhexdale Was Berated In House <
of ?i<ird?. . <
.illbndon, Doc, i.^.HLdrd, Ribbesda?e. \
.TyhOBo^alta?k on .. th-e British army \
staff lij thc hou.se of iprds caused, him i
to bo.called; tho heit thing to a t'rator j
by Dord-Derby, lias igiyen! two Sons and j
.? ion-w^aw^to .lila country^ besldos bp?
in^.-?'V?'r?thet^ln-.Iaw; :. ot ."th? pr?mier j
and .head of ono'.pf tho old/county fam-. 1
liles.of Yorkshire; ;. One son was kill* j
ed in -Somaliland ten yeaM* 'ago, andv \
the toner eons and the-son-in-law. met i
their deaths fighting, lo Frahbe during \
th?! past year. . : V <
in,defense of'tiord Rlbbosdale, his \
?r^jn?? say he hotraj ed no" military t
aectets, ad criticisms, bf Ute manng?
mont of the war ore outspoken . Tn t
En^iand, ami common' rumor f had \t. <
that General Mut-re was tn favor of li
abandoning th? Dardanelles. Bosides; \
it its declared, if Gie Lord'3 ypcech was t
deemed harmful ,tO> tao military ; inter- t
este .o? the country, it co.uid<kavo been i
easily ?: stopped I '. by the : donsorship, <
which had only tb a?Ufy^ tho; pressV:' j
SlSjiibd A WEEK vyOR- ^AXSIJ \
"Ho<??ie* Fwmoter Jlokos a Bid For j
tfosmiiihuH?iis 'Governor. <
tVocn David I.Sais?t was defeats'? i
for r??lection a*, governor of Mastt? jj
chusetts thin fall Joe: lost a salary of
?10,000 a year, whtc? ho hod, enjoyed 1
?fe-t-so year?. Th? ier of $16,000 a i
week from a "movlo^wdcern to hp- j*
pear In of aim-?tania, if accepted will 1
bring him as much in io days as ho -
lubed lb his two years capacity,as ,
executive. ? Jr.-. r 'ii:
Walsh waa defeated after a ntremi
o?JJ campaign by Samuel W.: MOCall, i
tiou^h he polled, Gio largest vote ever <
received by s losing candirVte ?n Maa- <
aS^iusettfl, reeving, 2-'?),S3i ; vbtos i
t??^U'. received; 535.611 votes.-Phil- 1
odolphi? Public ?.t?dgur.
, -,-;-_--~- S
The appearance o^muoh white in
ww'GT*)-<?* toorso Sndic?toa a vicious I <
nature. - ' ' ' .
ade to Youi
s Name, C. E. KI
the City. >
I LETTERS TO g
SANTA CLAUS I
Ahderson, 8. C.
Dec. 13,1915.
DGar Santa Claus:
I am a boy 9 years of age. I am
In the fifth' grado.' I want you to
bring me an air gwo and some oranges
and apples and some nuts o? all kinds
and .some raisins and firecrackers and
renum cannons.
So 1 WM cloBe
^ Your friend
. . Jesse Leo Locke
Belton, S. C.
, Dec. 13-15.
Dear Santa Claus,
I nm a lillie Hoy four years old.
Plaase bring me a Drum, Pistol, Fire
Crackers, and some Fruits. Santa, I
also, have a little Sister, and she
wonts you to bring her o'Doll, Plano,
and a; Teddy Bear.
. good by Santa.
Fur m an Lollis.
Rico st No. 4.
Dear Santa Claus..
I am a little boy 8 years old. Please
b.-mg me a little irish mali and all,
kinds of fruit, i have to little brothers
age one am4 too years, please dont
r~>rglt then,
Lear Santa,'-1213 ligon St.'
Harry Todd^
i
P01SD? FACTORY!
Urges everyone to drink glass of
hot water before
breakfast.
.-Just as coal, when it burns, leaves
behind a . certain amount: of incom
bustible material in the .form of ashe's,
s.o the fcod and drink' taken day ofter
lay leave's in' the alimentary canal a'
.erta In . amount ot Indigestible ma
iorial, which if not coraplctly. elimina-,
'.ed,.'frbin' 'ino system each doy, be
iom?s.'.'faod tor the millions of bac
teria .^bJch infe?t the bowels. From
this-mass of left-oyer waste,.: toxins
md ptpmaln-like poisons are formed..
iud sucked into tho blood. -'I
- Men and women who can't-?et feel
hg right 'must-bagl? to take insld* I
?athB. Before eating breakfast each :
nor; lng drink-a glass of real hot ?
ivater with a teaspoonful of . llme
itone phosphate in it to wash out ot
he thirty foot ,of- bowels the previous
lay's accumulation bf poisons .and
Arias' and to keep the. entire, alimen
:ary canal clean, pure and. fresh.
Those who aro subject td sick head
iche, colds, biliousness, constipation,
?jthers who wake np with bad taste,
'mil hroatli. backache, rheumatic st iff
l?sa, or have a sour, gaBsy stomach
liter meals, are urged to get a quar*
?r pound of Mmoctone phosphate
'rom. the drug, atore, and begin prac-'
icing internai sanitation. This will
?bst very little, but ls sufficient to
unke anyo'.?o an enthusiast on the
(abject . ?..?'
Remember inside . bathlng is more
mportant than outside bathing, bc-,
?dein pores do- hit absorb
inpurities into the blood, causing
>oor health, while the bowel poro8 do:
iust as scap and bet water clcaneea,
fwfewns. and fre^^ns the skin,-<>p
lot; water and Urneotone phosphate
ict on the stomach; ? i ver, kidney ? and
lowo?s. .
"CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY Itt*EfT
Tho Charleston & Western Carolina)
.ftUway will sell cheap, excursion
??ket?.-?Boc0uni-'o/<.:t??o. holidays, tick
its on sal?. Dcc?mbar l??h : t^?f?il
inclusiva linoi Huilt January 10,J
1915. '!
For rates, etei, apply ? sto tlok?fcj
i?aats>*>r/
Krno*t Williams,
Senora!' . Passenger ' Agent; Augusta, 1
. ?a.
r Measure,
TODAY
Linton De Wolfe Musical Comedy Co.
PRESENTS
"THE HOTEL MIX UP"
MOVIES FOR TODAY
"THE NEW ADAM AND EVE"
Three Reel Rialto Drama.
$10.00 IN GOLD
Will bo given away freo to tho young indy who bears the nearest re
e?mblance to "Miss Olive May Cody" Loading Lady of !.'De Wolfes Fun
Makors Co." playing this week nt tho Palmetto The.itre. This contest
is open to overy lady in Anderson. Tho contest will close Friday af
ternoon at 6 P. M. A Pri?e ot ,$10.00 in Gold will bo given away to
the winner from Stage at tho Palmetto, Friday hight. And will be
announced In thc Saturday papers., Thero will be three judge*:
Mayor Godfrey, Dick Allen and Judge . Cox, who will doeldo the rp--'
semblance. . :. . '.:
No ono connected with The^tro pr. Compiiuy wi.'?, he allowed lo enter
the contest.
RULES OF CONTEST
Write your narrie and address plainly on back of your;;'-photograph
and ?-.end samo to Mr. Pjnkston, Mgr. Palmetto '"-Theatre. Either by
mall or leave at Box Oftlce. :.'-.-.:.;
Those Photographs will only bo sean ty Mr. Plnkstori.?nd the til roe
judges-.rind Will! bri returned to tho owners, arty; time 'during Saturday
by calling at Box Oftlce of theatre. Hurry Girls! Send In Photo
graphs and win.
Win $10.00 in Gold, Xmas ls near. . / .
vs
TIHEATi
T ODAY :
' JUROR NUMBER SEVENS
Two Reel Rex Drama.
"LIZZIE'S BATTERED DREAMS"
L4C O Comedy?
"'KIPING IT DARK"
Nestor Comedy.
'?LL?_ ?U'^ji'I_" 'i .l'..Jl!lU'nM|''U^liliUBlaiJ.-U_jj-J.i-1.J11JiliJJSl^Bi.'ii8'-ift'j.Jl-l*-L?-i
/*?.?-..> ; . ':?''.? '. ' .. ' j .'-!??;.?' .?:, V''.i,',,, '? "ji ;"'.''."' '
,;"-v- . - ?. ' '.. ' '- ? ; '' '?? :-.'; :'/.\' V'-; . rt'S:
TODAY
2 REEL VITAGRAPH
2 Reel Charley Chaplin . -'^1
"A NIGHT AT THE SHOW"
This Picture Has Not Been Shown in Ande?fson Be/ora.
"CABARIA" WEDNESDAY
We haifetiow ten million cabbage ?lont? oh hoad ready for 'shipment.
Our plants are grown close to the Sea Coast, in tho open air, and our,
ssed'rire grown by tho vory best seedsman on LOUJJ Island. N. Y.
Wp have the following varlcttes: "THE EARLY JERSEY; WAKE-.
FIELD," '"THR CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD," "THE f?UCCE^SION*'
and "PLAT D?TCHL"
Our prices are: In lots, from J. to ,6 thousand' $i-00 per thousand. 5
ihoueand and,over ?Scts. per thousand F. O. B: hero cat? With order. V.re
^OW*^ thal w?l give you trie
l^f^et- results. Yours very truly,
THE ONtY PLANT CO., fcteggetu, a C