The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, December 15, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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FOR SALE--.Several G acre tract? of
land on tho P. & N. Hallway, about
two and o half miles out. Fine and
levcU. Frico rijrht. Seo mo at onco
if Interested. Any one, bluck or
white can buy. W. M. Walker.
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE-For
farm, one eight room houso and lot
of seven acres In town of Starr. Ad
dress HON 185. Houea Path. H. O,
12-G-8U
FOB SALE-Agricultural Limo. Ap
ply now to your garden* at rate of
from one to five tons per acre-lt's
cheap and there is not a garden in
Anderson but that needs )1 mc-lt
will correct blight and sweeten
your sour soil and make your fer
tilization readily available Phone |
404, Furman Smith, Seedsman.
FOB SALE-One second hand one
horse wagon. . W. L. Drinsoy Lum
ber Co.
FOB SALE-Everything In tho line bf J
fresh fruits that are In season:
pears, apples, bananas, ' grapes,
oranges, lemons, cocoanuta, nuts of
oil kind ti, and candies that make
your mouth water, and at prices
that, don't make you sick either. J.
EC Monos.
CAUDLE the Gasoline Man on the
cc rn Pr of Main and Earle Sta.,
wants his frienda and . patrons to
know that tho paving work does
not Interfere,'.^rlth..bia ; gasoline
business, Caudle needs tho business |
V and ls on the job at all times.
m
FORREST
FOB BENT-Furnished room on first
. floor, close In. Apply 8 caro Intel
ligencer.-, v. ..
MISCELLANEOUS
OUR COAL is tlmkind that burnBall
up. leaving but a few. eshoo. It is
'. economy to burn that kind at high
er price than, tho inferior grade at I
cheaper price.. Phone. 182 to Wyatt |
tho Coal Man.
TO TnE MERCHANT . TRADE-One j
.. :"car\ cotton;:seodr moa.';, car Snow
Drift Irrigated' whoa.\ flour. AU
; kinds i ?B, mute and tow feeds. See
G. E. Turner at P. & N, Depot.
TS PEW lilTER* BET/AIBING-Beat
'equipped typ?irrii?i rebuilding In
" the south. Factory experts f?r.all
. makes machines, your old machine
can b? i?in?o as good as new for a
* small amount* C C. Dar?an, Hub- j
bard Building. l?-20-'2?t.
UN PLACING your fire insurance re
member that Frank & DeCampl
)'..[? Realty.' Company representa only
:\otrongi . bid ; lino companies/ Yoar |
business will bs appreciated.
10-?-tf. ?'?-.';>
WE ARE PAYING $59 per ton fv? qot- j
: ton seed, selling hulls at (13.00 -per
ton and will oxchange 3 tons h?lls
for 1 ton aced and 1 tim of > cotton
. seed meal, tor ton ot seed. Martin
Wood & Coal Co.'
COME TO The Luncheonette when
you aro hungry. We cook anything
that is in season, and we cook it
right Ask the man who bats here,
Bhort orders served quickly.... Oys
ter?, any style. Next door to Union
motion.
? ' ' ,-? - ... M .,??-:
SITO'^ALE-Household and. lr I echen
furniture; old-time walnut parlor
sot. porch shades, porch swing, I
Jewel stove', "small stove, Colo's Hot |
Blast Heater, loather beds, . mat
tresses, Good bargains. Phone I
iik .2^3 West' Church Si. 12-10-611
FOB BENT-Ten room house on acre
.lot two blocks;from,Bqu?re, screen
ed throughout, largo screened sleep
ing porch. Has all . conveniences,
water, - lights and gas. Rent roa
fionablei- Applyto^Ruy-W/C',-Plant',:
. 2?3 Weat Church St., Phone 449l
22-16-?tp. :
iiri?^C?EAL; ? breakfast food.
' Health restoring. Recommended by
: pftyai?lans. Made from natl '-v grain.
. Har? a Ano flavor. Servo ?A other
'4-J cereals. Surrlsa Milling Co.
W?lf?j??wvg^ one of
. ot**.-. ??eUm?t?.?J?ft? have o farm
for ?ale we wilt fc-y glad tu consider
it. Linley & -Watson, (Jno. Linlsy"
-W^.'B.vWat8ds.) .'-'
5 SptJ "rMSSnSaAWS -' TR ADE-One " ' car
! !|^Sa9;Red..-Rdflt<\;Pr?oi:''-^O?t0l'..'eaT'
^.?^va&<^^??4;:'.aH kinda ot feed.
: :See'-^. :K'--Tara?.'.at P. & N. Bepot
PROFESSIONAL Kl
CARDS ! g
W, Y. QUARLES
Dentist
Office : Over Watson' Drug Store j
Iva, S. C.
Quattlebaum & Cochran]
? Have Moved Their Office to
j THE BROWN BUILDING
I Over thc Dime Savings Bank
Dr. HENRY R. WELLS
DENTIST
Office F. A M. Pitlldlig
Oulce 527-Phones-Residence C6
Di-, C. Mack Sander?
DENTIST
Offlcu 3'J4-B-6 Dleckley Building.
iiHce Thone 429 Rcsldenco Phone 14?
bubolm. Trowbridge & Sugg*
DENTISTS
Mi v? 1 nett tr e tioikfeag
<* Whriner St *
C. GADSDEN SAYRF
Architect
?0C-406 Stockley Bafldiog
Andenos, S. C
. STEH S PILLS
.I'll IS I?l A MOM? BJUUVK
JTIUK UMnral A?U your Uruaul?t fur i
?. 41 SSH t'M.ttca.trr'olMrimanJTirand/
.KT^ISV?I !'.???. icalsil r.'-J? Cluti ttlbbeiuV/
4fA t?uXJ/i To* .< ii o ?ita. Ifiiv nf soar Y
J;' i?r ?usToR?? lin^Nil pit**, r..r ?a
. V KJ >?iiliiiiiuiiiuin * ~' t-"?t)?n<lltt'fri
SfriD 8" KiwTtfiti?S cVERVWHERE
GRAY MIR BECOMES
DARUM GLOSSY
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sags ?nd
SuIpltBr.
?lmo?t everyone ' knows that Sago J
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
c d. bri uri? back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray; also end3 dandruff, itch
ing scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ago tho only way to get this mixture
was te make lt at homo, which ls mus
sy and troublesome.
,, Now?da^vwe-,simply ask at any
drug ' atoro' for. "Wyeth's Sage -and
Sulphur Compound " You will get a
largo bottle for about GO centa. Every
body uses thia old. famous recipe, ?be
cause no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it does, it
sd 'naturally and evenly." You dam- j
pen a apongo or soft brush with lt
and draw this through your hair, tak
ing ono small strand at a'time; by
miming tho gray hair disappears,
and.after another application. or two,
your hair becomea beautifully dark,
thick and gloiisy and you look yoara
younger.
fe heat?quartera_for_ good things
to eat. Try some of our Old Time
Pork Sausage, Nice Jtricy Steak?
Lean Pork Chops, Fine Fat
We are all ready getting oysters
m. If you can't deckle what you
want phone 694 and we vrtfl help
you to decide.
ULY WHITE MARKET,
W?:.'. J.W.Lbd*ayt
iToprrcior,
AN OVERCOAT was .taken from Tho
Anderson . . theatre Monday knight
through mistake: Had initiais; J? Cv
V. ou in L-l de pocket and small bunch
ot keys .' In "outside pocket. Return
to Anderson theatre. 12-15-lt.
WS?ITKD--Bay horse mule, weight
900 or 1,006 pounds, tot out cf roy
lot Friday night and hasn't beeu
hoard 'from since. Ple&so phone any
* information as to whereabouts; Vto
Farm?ra? Bank, Belton. X* n. Kay.
12-16-St.
?WAWAY-HBay mare, branded, o?
shoulder and hip.; Weight about 7Q0
; ' ?6?ads. Phone No. ll, J. A.
....vftrti^'/fl?^?jftitit?p,-' s. c.
12?12-3t.
CAPITAL OF LORRAINE
PROTECTE? THIS TIME
Old Town of Nancy Wa? Ex
pected to Have Front
Seat.
Nancy, France, Dec. 14.-Nancy,
the o?d capital of the Duchy of Lor
raine, had for more than two score
of years thc hazardous privilege or
occupying a front seat In the
theatre of a prohablo wnr. "Tar
gets for cannon" the conscripta sent
to Nancy were called, lt was here
t'n "iron division" of the famous
2?th army corps was stationed with
the 26th brlgado of cavalry, not to
undertake the supposedly impossible
tusk of Haning Nancy hut to receive
and deaden tho first shock.
'I ho efory has "been told of tho
French oillcer who, anticipating war
in June laut year, sold his lit**e coun
try property near Nancy, bought a vil
la in Belgium and congratulated him
self th?* his family would ho far out
ride the vortex.
While tho atout fortress of Namur
was crumbling under the blows of
tho heavy German guns, unfortified
Nancy, defended by Castelnau, prov
ed Impregnable. Tho French offi
cer's family fled to Franco with Bel
gian refugees at thc same time that
Kmpercr William, who, with i0.000
cavalry of tho guard had awaited tho
moment for this triumphal entry in
to Nancy, turned back toward Metz.
Aa to the purchaser of the officer's
country place, he has not seen a
German soldier and since August 24,
1914, fflo sound of the cannon has
beon growing fainter and lesa fre
quent in his ears. It is only when
tho wind is right that Nancy hears
it.
Only onco did the German artillery
get closo enough under cover' of night
to bombard tho city; then It did less
damage than tho dozen visits of Ger
man aeroplanes and Zeppelins. Near
ly every ono of Klose visits was tra
gic becauso evory ono wanted to see
tho aircraft. Tho two cblldron and
wife of a barber In the rue. Saint
Jean stepped t)o tho door to get a look
at a Taube one morning; all three
were killed together with, four other
persons, while the , harbor escaped
without a scratch. Four people wero
killed by a bomb that fell un
der th6 windows of the prefecture.
The second attempt of tlie* Ger
mans to bombard Nancy with their
heavy guns ls still the talk or Nancy.
Ono of the 15-inch long rango naval
pieces, put In position near Chateau
Salina (Salzburg) to send into Nancy
tho same destruction that they had
hurled into Dunkirk, was discovered
by air scouts. Tho French advanc
ed their heavy artillory to easy range
and ?destroyed the big gun and Us
foundation before lt had fired a sin*
gie shot, according to tho report... \t
(Nancy appears today to be anything
but a military headquarters. Only
a fow soldiors o^ leave, a'few'conval
escent wounded and officers on va
rious misshns give it the semblance*
of a garrison town. Tue soldiers'
quarters in the barracks are ocou
plod by a thousand or sp of families
and debris of familias from different
parts of Lorraine, awaiting i'ho rao
mont to return home. Among them
aro 84 children called 'tho orphans of
Pont-a?Mousson," because their 1 pa
ronts fcave remained In tho little town
shelled recently for tho 178th t?mo.
The women bf thia colony of exiles,
toking their part in tho" work of na-:
tiona!;defense* by turning out 6?0,000
trench sacks, work ot which they can
.earn 40 cents , a day besides, :their
board and lodging.' .It is . rather
conrso work for some of them, expert
in the finest embroidery.
Nancy's industrial, commercial, and
educational ' lifo has gone on unin
terrupted and. modifledi, only {by diffi
culties of fuel, and transportation.
Tho modical college law school and
other branches of the university have
not miv;ed a day of. Wrair " regular
terms and tho pubUc schools wero
never closed.
Subtle Revenge.
Two young bootblacks . who have
stands close together ? quarreled the
other day. , : '.
"I'll get eVon wl?i that guy yet,"
vpwbd tho Btoallor boy.
. "Qoln''tO'fight him, aro yer, Jim
my?" .ho: was asked. ' . '
-"Kawl When ho.gets throe polish
ing a gent- Fra gola' to soy tor that
cont Boob's he stops off. tho chair:
'Shine, Blr, shine."'.
?M^?M^?S?N ern?
^ ^??CORteS TO
THE FRONT
<?$T?'< . ' r
Tells Hts Friends and Neighbor*
'>.;.v ; ' % of His Erpe/iertie.
: EJyery Anderson ' resident; should
road what'a neighbor soys. ; Ilia tes
timony can bo relied upon. Hore ara
his own words;
L. W. Garrison, shoemaker; 16?0 8.
Main St;.Anderson, says:; "I was in
terrible Bhapo with kidney, . trouble.
Many times when I was walking home
to dinner, ? would feel a catch in MY
back and :dowh I -would goy.often ^be
ing obliged to ask for help to get up.
My? kidneys acted tob of ten, hut the
secretions were scanty and filled with
sediment, I had such '.md -dlxay Broils
that everything in front of me H'
cama blank. After; - sufferingtwo
yeara; I--gotjXI^ViJt?^^V?l?y?i?i
Evans' pharmacy , sndvbno b?x .rri?de
an improvement: ^S-k^lti bifci^irittfc'ri
had taken three boxes and ! h?y#'that
WMSk5?. was oared. Best of all. the
mjr?1 has'lasted."
Price 50c;- at ali ?eaie.e. Don't
simply; ask for a klbrioy remedy-gat
Boan'* Kidney Pilbv~the asmo, that
Mr. Garrison had, . Fo?ter-Mllburn
Co., Props.? Buffalo, N. V. ?.
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LAST SEASON'S
GOWN
DRYCLEA&JBD
. Perhaps you hayo a dross or tailor]
mada.suit. thiit..couid'.bo worn this'sea-1
non lt sont to us and niven a thorongh j
cleaning and a sklHful pressing.
Yo\i'.'. garment, no/matter, if soiled
or inufiaod. is freshened and brighten?
ed up wonderfullyr .'.'Wo really make
thom look like now.': v
rd cn and women l^ke .-advantage of
our sorVlce-^and appreciate' both the
economy it makes ^posalMo. and, the
opportunity for ..btlter iiosslng that
it affords. "
.; 'Phone for our wagon.. .
ANDERSON
STEAM ?^tjWDRY
Phone 7
PIEDMONT & NORTHERN
RA?XW?Y COMPANY I
ANDERSON?
No. 31...............7:35 A. M.
No;',U,V?'/V,...0:86 A. Sit j
No. 37.........X:i?M?is
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NO. ii:...u. WO P. M.
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D?PART?TItKS
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Notice of Final Settlement.
The un der signed administrator of the
estate of Emma J. Sei gier pr Emma J.
McAdams, deceased, hereby gives no
tice that he will on Jan. 4, 1916, at
o'clock a. m., apply to the Judge of
Probate for Anderson County for a
Anal settlement of said estate anet a
discharge from his office of adminis
trator.
Ernest ?T. Selglerj
I and
J. E. Belgier,
Excrs.
"t'HUISTSrAS HOIIIS?V BATES'*
Tho Charleston-&. Western Carolina
railway viii 'sell '.-cheap excursion
tickets account of hie holidays, tick
els on salo D3cenibor 17th-to 25th,
inclusive final Hm.;. January 10,
1915.
For rates, etc., apply to.ticket
agents, of
. Ernest- W?UIamB,', .'
General Passenger Agent,' . Augusta
. ' Ga. :
Garold
? Augusta, Ga.
To and From the
NORTH, SOUTH,
EAST, W?S1
Leaves:
No. 22 . .. .6:08 Ar M.
No, 6 . . . .3:37P.M.
Arrives:
No, 21 v > .11:15 A. M,
No. 5 , . . . 3:07
information, Schedules,
rates, etc., promptly
given. ?
FifidslongL?st Policyholder
After Fifty Years Search Mutual
Benefit Pays Cash Value of
Poucy Written in 1865.
After a search of fifty years,
the Mutual Benefit last week sue- .
ceeded in locating Ira A. Wal
dron, who insured with the com
pany at Columbus, ?., in 1865. .
'Mr. Waldron took out a lo-prem- . .
ium life policy on the non-forfeit
ing plan and paid the first prem
ium of $137.46. The second
premium was not paid, and short
ly af terv/ard he moved away from
Columbus.. '. !.; . .
Through a friend at Dover, N.
H., the company finally was abl?; .
to learn that for years Wf. Wal-.
: . droh wasliving .almost under the ; .';
shadows of the, home oft]c?.. He. '/
was paid the cash vaIuV;?ftlie.
. policy, $238.60, and dividends ol
$79.84^ a total o^$3l3;4-i.
' A :short time ago ' the : Mutual
Benefit was able to locate' the ; .
widow of a former policyholder,
and the payment made to her was ',-?'?>
the means of preventing a fore
closure on, her little home in In
dianapolis. The company takes
pardonable pride .in its success in
tracing ?'iost" policyholders " or
beneficiaries or relatives.-Insur
' anec Herald.
Tte MpiB^
:- \ ' M. M. MATT1SON, GENERAL AG ?NT
. ; ?QW^f??^ci: Agent, t .;. ? ;.;;>;:> ,-;.:S:
J. J. Trowbridge,
C. E. Tribbk,
' K Osborne, . . -M^mM
.special Agents,
Ble?kl?y Building. . . Anderson, S. C.:
? .;- ..L-l. , ' "' : ??->'-'? ? ?-*.,;.?
$gp^- -.fe utmost servir?,??
I v.:.;^g|M^ pleasure
1 g obtainable from an ?uto-VaV
?&tio^^ ??&
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