Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MUTTAIN y-" IJVG<\ MOTT J W?Vyr To (NTR.OVXX?T V?(J TO ^ CAR?f=U-. HCHju YOU rtr.r. MG'S' * i?OC(=TV M/VM Qt v/tKN J OLD FAMILY. ?PSLOM,^ rV\e TO ACT ttJp-priVjG-D CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates 25 words for 25c. 1 cent per word each insertion for moro than 25 words. Threo inRertlous ot tho sanio ad on consecutive days for tho prlco of two insertions, if paid in ad vance. No ad less than 26 cents. FOR RENT FOR RENT-Nico furnished roomB two mlmjtOB from square. Hot and cold water. Apply nt 304 North McDuflle Street, or 'phone :I80, Mrs. T. K. Roper. FOR RENT-Two furnished roomB. Two and one-half blocks from Bquore. Apply 319 EnBt Whittier street WANTS WANTED-Position by stenographer with 5 years experience. Can give good reference. Address "A. H. C.," envo Dally Intelligencer. WANTED-'All my friends to know tbut fish wore Bcarce last week, but that we ate assured a plenty this week, among tho lot a good supply of fino Jumbo Koo Sb.id, from tho C'.iesoapeako Hay. Also, a fine lot or Spanish Mockcrol from St. Androws, Flu., and a plenty ?>t "pop-eyed" mullett. Wo still bandlo tho best oysters and fresa moats. Cull 292, W. J. Maness, 207 East Wbltner street. WANTED-You to know that the fin est thing for a happy homo ls a : warm heart-but a good Aro helps some. Wo v;ant to promote tho . family happiness by sending you tho maltings of a good fire. Genuine Bluo Gem Coal $5.50 per ton. When will you bo ready for lt? Cheaper coal, of courso, at lower prices. .Phone 649, W. a Ulm?. roK SALE FOR SALE-Two young Jersey cows, one frosh, other fresh Apr. 20tb. 'ICC S?Ch, ir,y g??T?nt?c w?ih nu il cow. For further information 'phone 464. Furman Smith. ?fe ?I affli am Egg PreservativeT LIQUID GLASS Eggs immersed in this liquid will keep perfectly fresh for one year. Save your eggs now while they are cheap. 35c per quart This amount is sufficient for twenty iive dozen. Let us supply you. s EVANS' PHARMACY ' Tho REXALL Store" ?!D JEFF-.i ADVERTISING FOR SALE- Su<-<) sweet potatoes fori bedding. Hight ?Ixe, smooth and j sound. Price right. W. (>. Minor. I 'Phono M9. I/OR HALE-A fow hundred bushels select reelcaned and graded Fulghum Seed Oats sixty eiglit cents bushel -worth moro for feed purpose. Furmnn Smith, Seedsman, l'houo 464. MISCELLANEOUS J. A. MULLINAX THE TAILOR-Has thlrly White Rotary Sewing Ma-? r.hlncn he will close ont for $2S.M> each, regular price $f?f?.n0. Come ul once If you want bargains, 12t? arid' 128 West Henson st. RUBBER TIDES-Think about put ting on a set very best j.;rade rubber tires for $10.Ht). Tho reason our rubber gives suc'.i long service wo seo how long we can cut a tire, not how short. U*n reasonable a tire will last longer with plcnter of rub ber than ono stretched out. Wo clean all dirt and rust from chan nels. Thin lots t io rubber fit close ly. Paul E. Stephens. TO THE TRADE-I have bought tho Fino Tailoring company business. Mr. Kino will be added to my line of coat mahers. 1 am now able to keep with tho trade. I employ nothing hut men tailors and turn out nothing hut first class work. Clvo me a trial. Satisfaction or no pay. Thanking you for past busi ness. J. A. Mn'.I'nax, 120-128 WOBI Henson street NOTICE-1 have secured the service:? of a high grude painter and trimmer from Charlotte. N. C., who has spe cialized lu this class of work for Hie last throe years. Now if you want a clans of work that will look well and wear well bring lt lo me and 1 guarantee satisfaction. Prices right. High grade paints and var nishes. H. G. Johnson, Sr. EASY-Me\o life's walk easy by hav . lng us repair your shoes. Wo are not only prepared to do ftrst class work on short notice; but wo meet nny legitimate competition when it comes to prices. Honest work and best materials always. (1. E. McKee & Son. 132 East Whltner Btreet., opposite Tolly's. ANO NOW-When tho weather begins to warm up you aro more anxious than ever about your meats. You want to know that lt is properly handled. That's where wo como in. We have a long Hst of satlufled customers and they-say our service ls line. Phone us your wants. Frank Dobbins, Sanitary Market, 'Phone 755. POTATO SLIPS-I am guaranteed the delivery of my plants thin sea son, therefore 1 guaranteo to de liver thom to you on the dute you want them. Jt will pay you to seo me before sending your mony off. R. F. SaBsard, 213 South Main street. FROM 7 A. M.. TO 10 P. M.-Buy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from H. A. Caudle, the one arm gas man on the corner next to Owl Drug Co. Ho will, appreciate your business and alwajs elves the utmost In value. H. A. Caudle. THE FACTS have been clearly es tablished, Austin's Variety Store just literally, completely outclasses all others. If you want to save tho "hale" you must trad* at Austin's Variety Store. Their 60c Ladles' i Hats are the talk of the town-get one. HIDES-Br' jg them to me lt you want best prices. I buy and sell I more bides than any other dealer in this section of the state, AP hides bought by me are shipped with ab batolr htdes . and command better prices, therefore I can and do-pay better prices. Bring them to Willi ford's Cerner. R. D. Henderson, ???? ^v^:'\y*'- ' ; lutt Has a 1 IT 11A S NOT been our ,ntoiition toi make liol i very nf* coal a social "af-j fair" lint we're Kure you'll be <le-j lighted willi our way of delivering j coal-Mill every one hi pleased with the eoul wo deliver. U. N. Wyatt, Thone 1S2. WM ARK PAYING $42 per ton for j c otton seed, and giving 1 tou cot-1 ton send meal and $4.00 cash for j ton ot seed. Sellin? coal ti? $5.03 and STi-GO per ton. (babbage planta $1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood Company. QUICK WOKK-'Phone ?22 for dcor-j e.ia Garage for quick work. One expert on Fords, and one expert on all other catn and motorcycles. No. 10S South McDufflo street. Op. J. L. E. Jones Pleycle Shop. PREPAREDNESS ls the order of the | day now, while tho Fire Insurance Companies are withdrawing from | tho stnto is tho time for you to havo? your bonce, liam, or out-buildhig protected with a Burrisa Metal Shingle Hoof. Of courso the initial cost is just a trillo moro than wood shingles, but in the long run they are much cheaper and they are a tremendous protection against tire. Drop In and let. us nhow you. No I trouble nor obligation on your part j whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T. HurriRS & Son. BICYCLES-Now line of Columbia j and Ramblers now ready for you. . And Jones always sells 'em for less I -cuts tho price on all hinds of ac-1 ceBHorles, too. J. L. E. Jones, 103 South .McDuIllo street. TI1K TIME-Now Ia tho time to brighten up your home. We have a well selected stock of paints and wall papers that we are selling at manufacturers prices. Thone 48, Guest Paint Co. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-The de-j maud for our all pork sausage ls| . keeping us very busy. They surely^ are tho highest grnde on the mar- j ket. Mud* from fresh pork carefully selected and seasoned with Just] enough' fresh ground herbs and pure spices to give that very un-, usual and delicious flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Phone your order to 1*04. The Lily Whlto Market. J. N. Lindsay, Proprietor. JUST RECEIVED-Another car of i, those f? x IS Cypress Shingles. W. I,. Hrissey Lumber Company. Safe Medicine for Children. [ "Is lt safe?" Is tho first question to b? considered when buying cough i medicine for children. Chamberlain's I Cough Remedy has long been a fav orite with muthera of young children as it contains no opium or other ! narcotic, and may bo given to a child, as contldently ns to an adult. It ls j pleasant to take, too. which ls of l I great importance when a medicine must be given to young children. I This remedy ls most effectual In re lieving coughs, enids and croup. Ob tainable everywhere. CHICHESTER S PILLS Viii' -^ Tl?K ttl.Mlt>Nll KR?WU. A f"t.?*v l eilira! Atilt ymir I'M; Kt f.? A|\ S!w\ ?'M.vl.??.t*r*? lunn.-. ..J Tlm"a/A\ ???t??\ Hil.? .i. ticJ Cold ?^?u,(.\U^ ?JAW-S TH' * na olhrr. hui at yoi-r ? tV iTuyjUt. .\-.l.iill|.tl/i:vuTRn*9 ,Y MAiTnMti mt ?sa %f ILIA acas *5V-SC. D RV Wi?tiiifSlS tVtRYWitERE WANTED RAGS OF ALL KINDS I will pay fl.ho per hundred, cash for Rags. 26c per hundred for old. Scrap Iron. 4c per pound for old Automobile Tires. ' lOo per pound for old Inner Tubes. -and Tns-HIghest Cash Price for all kinds of old Brass, Copper, etc. If you have as much aa 100 pounds of any of tho above 'phone me and lil call for lt SAM DISNER Manning Street, Near Blue Ridge . leo Co. Phone 671. i'm i ? * " Vi i" B i i WILLIAMSTON HAS MOST ENJOYABLE DANCE OF S?ASON Young People From Many Cities Attend Social Event at Popular Resort. (Special lo Thc Intelligencer.) Wllliamston, April G.-\Mls? Anulo Donni tl of (3. W. C. und her guest, Miss Marlo Marris, spent fm week end nt the home of Dr. I). 1. I lonnuld. .Messrs. .lus. P. Consett and H. Q.{ Crlgler are attending tho cotton mau* nfacturera association In Atlanta this week. Prof. Allen R. Hawkins spent the week-end In Charlotte. Mr. Carol Cray of (?ruy Court spout several days with McSwaln Mahon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Drown moved to Anderson last week, where Mr. Brown has opened up a branch o.'Iice of the Builders Dumber and Supply Co. Misses Nelle and Jean Grillln of Converse spent the spring holidays wita their parents, .Mr. and MTS. W. W. Griffin. I Miss Edith Cossettjuiad as her guest? during the spring holidays at Con /erae, Misses Aulrey and Pleaaants. On Friday evening the young men nt the town ga\e a dance in the park hall in honor of the Converse girls and their visitors; lt is said to have been enjoyed moro than any dance ever held bete; those dancing from ."nore wore: rtlissei,- Edith Gossett. Jenn, Nell, Mary Hart and Kathleen Griffin, L3la Hammond and Cleo Welbc'rn, Miss Lydia Sherard, Paul and Ralph Gor I sett. Roy Grillln. Clyde Stone, I. L. Wilson and McSwaln Mahon. There were a number of out-oN ' town dance s. Music was furnished by the First Reg'.ment orchestra. Miss Annie Campboll of Piedmont r.ient Sunday in town with Miss Lela Hammond. "BILLY SUNDAY" REGARDED KING OF ALL "CUS5ERS;" HE'S A LINGUIST PARROT Atlanta. April fl.-There ls a cuss ing .parrot in Allanta that says naugh ty words in thr<>e languages.Its own er calls bim "Killy Sunday." The parrott has developed such a vocabu lary that no ladles are permitted in bearing distance. A visitor at a farmhouse near At lanta accidentally learned of the prep oner cf the bl Kl, which was the pro perty of an ex-sallor. Ho said that when ho looked into the cage where polly sat there carno forth a roar and a volley of slanderous wilath that would have raised tho roof off tho big !| Jtiijclet cf BHU}'t Sunday. Jut alii,iii. the" time that polly changed over from English to Spanish, and then to ?uiothor kind of South Ameri can lingo, the owner apologized for Polly's behnvior and explained that it was just natural for it to talk that way, and that lt picked up tho lan guage when lt used to travel In the various ports of tho country. Polly always cusses In three dif ferent tongue?, so that no matter who ls around they are baum! to under stand part of lt and realizo that "Blllv Sunday" ls no four flu? or when lt comes, to righteous wrath. They Mear* Money Each Want Ad In the Want Columns o? this paper, means money to some person In this community. lt may be a caso. of buying, renting, or exchang ing, or it may beta case of hir ing efficient home, or office help, but In any and nil coses there r ls money in the. transaction, for both parties to li. That Is the great secret of the success of the Want Ads-they work to the financial advantage of both parties to any transac tion they undertake. Get Into thia' money-making scheme. Use Intelligencer Clas sified A nev tr Ising, lt will pay you a big dividend in the end and tha Initial outlay of-money . Is negligible.' Wily Constipation Injures. The bowels un* the naturi! sewer age System of tho body. When they become obstructed by constipation u part of the poisonous matter which they should carry off ls absorbed in to the system, making you feel dull and stupid, and interfering with the digestion and assimilation of food. This condition is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtainable everywhere. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned, administrator with will annexed, of tho estate of Sarah E. Marlin, deceased, hereby gives notice that be will on April 18th. lfllG, nt ll o'clock a. m.. ap ply to the judge of probate for An derson county for a final settlement of said estate and a discharge from his ofilce as administrator. J J. O. f?resham, Administrator with will annexed. March 18, 191C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of Mrs. E. C. Durham, de-1 ceased, are hereby not i fled to pre-1 ?sent them properly proven to fche un dersigned within thc time prescribed by law. and these Indehted to make settlement. R. II. Mnrett. Fair Play. S. C. Lee C. Holleman, Anderson, S. C. March 24. 191C. Ex?cutera. Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I am a candidate for Congress from I the Third Congressional District, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. A. H. DAG NA LL. COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject) to the rules of the democratic party. J. H. CRAIO. I hereby announce myself a candl I dato for County Treasurer, subject, I to the rulen of the democratic party. J. R. C. GRIFFIN. SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candl I date for Sheriff of Anderson county. I subject to the ruler, of the Democratic I primary. W. B. KINO. I I hereby announce myself a candl I dute for tho ofilco of Sheriff of An-1 jderson county subject to the rules of j the Democratic primary. W. O. ,S. MARRETT. I hereby announce myself ns a can Idldate for re-election to tito ofilce of j ?Sheriff, subject to tho rules of tho j Democratic party. JOE M. H. ASHLEY. FOR CORONER ~ I hereby announce myself a candi date for reelection to the office ot Coroner for Anderson county, subjcl to tho rules of the democraitc pri mary. J. G. HARDIN. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, Trowbridge & Suggs DENTISTS . . New Theatre Bo?drog W. Whitaer St. Dr. Wade H. Sherard DENTIST. |*13 Fourth Fleer ?leckley Bldg. Telephoto Ut sold exclusively at this store, are cased willi Hie most carefully selected and thor oughly kiln-dried oak, not ash stained to imitate oak, but genuine oak itself, the material used in all highest grade refrig erators, and imitated in all others. All sizes in stock-for the home, slore or market-at right prices. G. F. TOLLY & SON Anderson, S. C. Saturday Specials at the Sign of the Big Watch These specials are attracting more attention eat h week, and to make it more interesting to all concerned we have ?.grided to make it a regular thing. See the following Saturday: Sl.oo Alarm Clocks.50c Big Ben Clocks.$2.00 7 jewel Elgin,'20 year gold filledcase,.$7.50 17 jewel Elgin 20 year gold tilled case.$12.50 17 jewe? Halimton, 20 year gold filled case.$17.00 17 iewel Hamilton, 20 year gold filled case, 18 size $14.75 S2.5o Self Filling Fountain Pens.90c S2.50 Set of Fine China Cups and Saucers.$1.50 Two Special Trays line Rings, for prices see window. MARCHBANKS & BABB North Muhl Street Jewelers At the Sign of the Big Watch GAGER'S LIME :. / The best lime-for all uses-to be had at . any price. We Have been handling this Lime for many years and it is all right. Call for Cagers Keystone Lime everytime, it's the best. W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER CO. TO O PC BATE ' NMHWCti TOlXn MCUXIAWM' Every home should have the protection of a Save 4 5 per cent on your auto insurance or if you have no in surance, it protects you against loss by fire. Sullivan Hardware Company Anderson, S. C. Belton, S. C. Greenville, S. C. - - j m minmi m ? j ?