The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, April 14, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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ot two insertions, if paid in ad
vance
No ad less than 25 cents.
WANTS
W.VNTBl)--Pop corn, ile ?in celt; Re
shelled. Anderson I heat re.
t_
WANTED-Yon to know Unit the]
. Shad HGuson ls hore. I have jus:
received 20 large Hoes und 115 Hun
Hucks from fresh water. Jumbo
Hoe Shad ll each; one slzu smaller
f)0c each. Dude Shad' 35 to 50o
each. Fresh meats of all kinds. I
Cull 292, or coin? to 207 K?st Whit-1
ncr street. W. J. Mnne.su, the Sea
food Mau.
WANTED-You to know that the fin
est thing for o happy homo la a
warm heart-but. a good tiro helps
some. Wo want to promote the
family happiness by Bonding you
tho makings of n goad lire. Oenulno
Biuo Gem Coat $5.50 per ton. When
Will you be ready for lt? Cheaper
coal, of course, at lower prices.
'Phono 649. W. a Ulmar
FOR SALE
FOR SALIC-Two horses, one at $125
and another at $50. -One bull dog
pup eight months old, $10. Apply
to Grover Hall, Anderson, S. C.
FOR SALE-Seed sweet potatoea for
bedding. Right size, smooth and
Hound. Prlco right. W; O. Ultnor,
.Phono C4??.
FOR SALE-A fow Hundred bushels
select reclonned ai d graded Fulghum
Seed Oats sixty cigh". cents bushel
-worth moro for feed purpose.
Furman Smith, Seedsman, Phone
464, . .
FOP. RENT
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Two and one-half - blocks from
square. Apply 319 East "whinier
street.
Stop at the
Evans
Fountain
and try a glass of
Fresh Buttermilk
iii
,T "h's g?od for your
health> ;
W?M PHARMACY
"Tito REXALL Store'*
ADVERTISING
MISCELLANEOUS
PORO PENDERS-Wo t an pat a few
sheri, braces on Ford fenders! that
will savo you SOO per rent. We
aro prepared ind won't delay yon
very long. 'Paul IO. stephens.
WALL PAPER-If lt ls wall paper,
you are looking for. wo have it. A
large stock Koing at 'J? per eent.
below eo:,t. Phono IS, (?nest Paint
Company.
ni'TVOE'S PAINT-Tho old stand hy.
iho oldest paint mattera in America
and tho host*. Paint with DeVoe's,
fewer gallons, wears longer. W. L.
'Lrissey Lumber Co.
A PKW%MORE White Itotary Machine?
at $28.00. Don't ntls.s this oppor
lunily. One spring WUR011 with top;
good as new; ono Maxwell autom'O
hlle, llrst. class shape. H?rgalos
and will he sold at once. J. A. Mul
linax, 120-128 West Henson Street.
PROM 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.
He will appreciate your business
and always gives the utmost in
value. H. A. Gaudle.
JMD NOW-When the weather begins
to warm up you are more anxious
than ever about your meats. Yon |
wunt to -know tliut lt ls properly
handled. That's where wo como
in. We have u long lint of satisfied
customers and they say our service
is fne. Phone us your wants.
Franje Dobbins, Sanitary Market,
.Phone 755.
POTATO SLIPS-I ara guaranteed
the delivery of my plants this sea
son, therefore I guarantee to de
liver them to you on tho dato you
want them. It will pay you to see
. mo before sending your mony off.
It. P. Sassard, 21? South Malu
Btroct.
EASY-Make lire's walk easy by hav
ing us repair your shoea. Wo are
not only prepared to do first class
work on short notice, but wo meet
any legitimate competition when it
comos to prices. Honest work and
best materials j i ?vaya. G. E. McKee
& Son, 132 East Whitner Btrect,
opposite Tolly's.
[BICYCLES-New line of Columbia
and Ramblers now ready for you:
And Jones always sells 'em for less
-cuts tho price on all kinds ot ac
cessories, too. J. L. E. Jones, 103
South McDuflle street. . f
IT 1JAS NOT been our intention to
make delivery ot coal a social "af
fair" but wo'ro sure you'll be de
lighted with our way of delivering
coal-and every one 1B pleased with
tho coal we deliver. B. N. Wyatt,
'Phono 182'.
WE ARE PAYING $42 per ton for
cotton seed,, and giving 1 toa cot
ton seed meal and $4.00 cash for
ton of seed. . Selling.coal at $5.00
and $5.60 per ton. Cabbage plants
$1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood
Company. . ..
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-r-The de
mand for our all pork sausage Is
keeping us very busy. They surely
are the highest grade on 'the mar
ket. Made from fresh pork.carefully
. selected and 'seasoned with Just
enough fresh ground i herbs and
pyre spices to . ?tva that very un
usual und delicious flavor distinc
tively Lindsay's. Phone'yo'r.r order
to C94, The Lily White Market. J*
N. Lindsay. Proprietor.
If?DES-Bring them to me if you
?mn! ' beat pflO?S; I bl!* ?nj atoll
more bides than any other dealer tn
thia section of the state. All hides
bought by me are shipped with ab
batoir hides and command better
prices, therefore I can and do pay
. better prices. Bring them to Willi
ford's Corner. Ii. D. Henderson. -
JUST RECBIVED-rAnother car of
those 5x18 Cypress Shingles. W.
L. Brlssey Lumber Company.
PREPAREDNESS is tho order of tho
(fay now, while the Fire Insurance
Companies aro withdrawing from
the slate is the time for you to have
your house, barn, or out-building
protected with a Durriss Metal
Shingle Roof. Ol' course the Initial j
cost Is just a trille moro than wood
shingles, but in the long run they
are much cheaper and they are a
tremendous protection against lire.
Drop in and let us show you. No
trouble nor obligation on your part
whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T.
Burriss & Son.
QUICK WORK-'Phone 822 for Geor
gia (iar.igo for quick work. Oue
expert on Kords, and oirti expert on
all other .cara and motorcycles.
No. 108 South McDuhle street. Op.
J. 1... IO. Jones Bicycle Shop.
WANTED.
RAGS OF ALL KINDS
1 will pay $l.r>0 per hundred, cash
for Rags.
'?Tic per hundred for old Scrap
Iron.
4o per pound for old Automobile
Tires.
lOc'per pound for old Inner Tubes.
-and The Highest Cash Price for
all kinds of old Brasn. Copper, etc.
If you have as much as 100 pounds
of any of tho above 'phone mo and
I'll call for lt. \
SAM DISNER
Manning Street, Near Bltie Ridge
Ice Co.
Phono 071.
B. F. JOHNSON
Wishes to announce to those
who have corn to grind that his
mill ls In excellent condition
and ho will npprecrlr.to your
patronage.
He Sells
tho best Water Ground Meal at
30c Peck
Call 4622 and have your meal
delivered to you, or leave your
orders with Mrs. J.\ D. Foster,
.Phone 6G4.
PIEDMONT & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
ANDERSON: \
ARRIVALS
No, 81. 7:35 A. M.
No. 83.6:35 A. M. j
No. 86.11:40 A. M.
No. 87... 1:10 P. M.
No? 39. >3:40 "P. M.
No. 41.... 6:00 P. lt
No. 4&..j:25 P. H.
N?. 45............."..y*..'.??i?S P.
, DEPARTURES
No. SO.*-,.........4^..... 6:25 A. 8&>
No. 33,... 8:85 A. M.
No. 34.,...10:30 A. M.
No. 36......... :..,18:10 P. M.
No. 88.,...;...;v..-.. 8:30 PML
No. ?0.t.. 4:50 P. M.
No. 48..7:80 P. BL
No.. 44....>.?{.j?..?wt.?WK S.sli P. M.
a When We H
BASEBALL
NATIONAL
At Cincinnati 8; Chicago :i.
At St. Louis 0; Pittsburgh l.
At Philadelphia 0; Now York 2.
At Brooklyn-Boston, postponed, wet
grounilB.
AMERICAN
At Chicago 8; Detroit 6.
At ('loveland 2; St. LOU?3 I.
At Boston HI? 'Philadelphia 2.
At New Yor?;-Washington, wet
grounds.
COLLEGE GAMES
At .Macon: M?r?lr*C^M?ehWan .:.
At Btarkvtllc, .Mles: Aggies Tr
Georgie 13.
GOLF ON- SANS
SOUCI LINKS
Greenville April,.13.-Tho qualify
ing icunds for tho Capers cup tourna
ment will begin on the battle-scarred
turf-torn links of Sans Souci Satur
day afternoon.
All entrants, after having come
(across with the necessary one huck,
will hayo the privilege of playing
their qualifying eighteen holes cither
Saturday or Monday, but no scores
will be counted unless tho player has
(first signified to the steward of. the
club that the player ls starting his
qualifying round; furthermore, no
curd will he counted unless endorse:!
as correct by son^e Other player.
The committee particularly, re
quests that In tho qualifying rounds
"threesomes" and "foursomes" he
done away with. It iv often tho case
that a contestant's score la seriously
affected by the necessity of "playing
through" others. , ' .
The committee calls the attention
of all contestants that the rules gov
erning medal play : are somewhat dif
ferent to those of match play, and
must be strictly observed at all times.
Stymies will not. of course, bo play
ed.
The auto owner finds the Want
Ad the best medium ot exchange.
Charleston & Western,
Carotina Railway
Augusta, ^Ga.
To and From the
NORTH, SOI) TH,
EAST, WEST
Effective Monday, Jan
uary 17th
. . Leaves:. v .
No. 22. ; . ; 6:00 Av M.
Nb. 6. . . . 3 :3 5 P. M.
Arrives.
No. 21. . .11:20 A. M.
No. 5. . v 3:10 K M,
Information. Schedules,
rates, etc., promptly
given? .^.."^L.^a'" -, . .
ave Troubles c
RTS --
, RESULTS J
CLEMSON WINS M
V. P. Lil T011N A
WELL PLAYEO GIE
(Special to The Intelligencer. >
Clemson College, April 13.-In a
game featured by all round ?ooil
work or lio th teams, Clemson toduv
defeated Vii ?hila rolytecbnic Insti
tut?? 1 I to I.
Martin and McMillan utarre:! al bdl
and in tho field.
ll ll 'K
clemson .. . .-?vio ooo ooo--n 9 2
v: i*, i.ono ono i iib- i 2 i?
Batteries: Anderson, Jessen anil
Harris; Freakle, Musgrove, Moore and
Claines and Harmon.
Umpire, Goodman.
?SOU. LEAGUE
OPENS TODAY
\ Atlanta, April 13.-Tho Southon
associai ion begins its sixteenth an
nual baseball season 'tomorrow will
games in four cities, the weather per
mitting.
Atlanta plays at Mobile, HirmIng
ham nt New Orleans; Chattanooga a1
Nashville; Life Rock at" Memphis,
The season includes ono huudrcf
and forty games, closing -September
Otb. Practically all clubs'present re
juvenated teams, | with many ex-Fed
erais In tho ll a eu ps.
?.Predictions 'aro for Atlanta, New
Orleans, Birmingham and Memphin tr
finish in the first division with Llttlf
Rock close up.
SAYS CLUB DEFEATING
FURMAN WILL BE THE
CHAMPIONS OF STATE
Greenville, April 13.-That th<
.bas.-cball iteam mat dr fe its F?rmai
will, bo tho ch&mpion of South Caro
lina, ls (he opinion of W. T. Everett
coach of the Maryville -College aggro
gatton that has been In Greenville foi
the past two dayB. '. 4 ..
Mr. Everett ls an old Forman mar
and the present vls't is the first tim<
in 15 years that he had been it
Greenville. -He seemed, very mucl
pleased with the growth of thin city
and the modern well-equipped 'bust
noss houses. .
Field Marshall Sfr Evelyn Wood hi
the Bri ti Pl i army, was a sailor hr for'
he joined tho army, and has also hat
legal training.
"If a brewery or a, distillery - ii
closed down, on its ruins goes np j t
factory."--John Mitchell. .
ti '. '.--? . ii <v . . 4.!>J*w>?V.
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS CARDS
Chisholm, Trowbridge & Saggs
DENTISTS
New Theatre Building
. W. Whitner St
Dr- Wade H. Sherard
V DENTIST
413 Fcarth Floor Bleckfcy Bldg
Tei*pbo?e Bi?
... . :U ? ' >. ? "
if Our Own Bv BUD FISHER
sold exclusively at this store, are cassi!
villi thc 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, store
or market-at right prices.
G. F. TOLLY & SON
Anderson, S. C.
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS
Once every week--on Saturday--we arrunge to offer special
'values--tho best obtainable ut prices very much lower than they
are ordinarily.-possible. Mark these for Saturday, April .15th. ^
. ?Afi
$1.00 Alarm Clocks tft 60? Each.
Itig Ben Alarm Cloc'ts at $2.00 each.,
,52.50 Self Filling Po un tain Pens at 90c encb.
" 17 Jeweled Elgin, %lh year case, IC size, at $12.50 each. ,
7 Jeweled Elgin, 20 year case, 1U size, at $7.50 each.
. 21 Jeweled Hamilton Dust Proof.Case, at $28.50.
' $2.50 value French China Cups and Saucers at $1.50.
Ladies' Elgin, 20 year case Bracelet Watches at $10.00.
Spcclnls lu Kings--See TJray in Window.
MARCHBANKS & BABB
North Mtiiir SI reel .lewelers
At the Sign of tho Hip; Walch
Building
Material
Well, that's us.' We've got
now the BEST'STOCl4-AND
MORE OF if than any of the '
other guys. And that's ?not
all, we have the best and quickest
delivery system in this man's town
W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER CO.
Becomingness is the keynote
and suitability the aim of good
millinery. Our great variety pf
4yles, shapes and sizes insure
becomingness and suitability?
at our- very moderate prices.
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. ' . ' * . fi
New Sailors of all shaped
and sizes, chic little close fitting
Turbans, medium rolling eft
fects and the still larger flaring
styles, cleverly trimmed in
scores nf beautiful new. effects.
New-''Cont.-.SiiHs,.-Nev/' Dresses, and - a..large assortment 'nf
Gfiildren V Hats and Children's Dress?s just in. We Will ap,
prec?ate the?'opportunityof? showing you.
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?.-??; Next to Parke* & Bolt's