The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, April 14, 1916, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
H?VEJIFLE RANGE
SUITABLE LOCATION HAS
BEEN FOUND JUST EAST
OF CITY
HELD ELECTION
Mr. H. E. Bailey Wa? Lost Night
Elected to Position of Sec
ond Lieutenant.
Mr. il. li. Huiley was last ni,;hl
ducted to thu position of Second Lien
tenant, Company B, First lloglment
South Carolina at tho meeting held
lu tho armory on North Main struct
Mr. Mnilcy waa elected to fill a pos
ition m ulo vacant hy tho resignation
of Mr. J. J. Trowbridge.
Capt. Lig?n stated last night after
(bo meeting that a ?ultable sito f?>i
a riflo range had been found, ami
that in all possibility the local mili
tia would have ont; within tho next
fow weeks. Tho location will be
about five miles uast of the city un
Mr. Pat Major's placo and will be :i
good ono. Tho United Stutes govern
ment gives between $<iul) and 1800 for
the estuhlihlrment of the runge thu '
first' year, if BO much ba necessary
und contribute? for ?B up-keep in tho
yearB following.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
TO BEJiMT?Rir
Exhibitions Will Be Held in North
Andcrsbn and Full Attend
ant* Expected.
Tho athletic colite:.ta in tho annual
fluid day exorcises, which hud to lr.
postponed from lust Friday 'becalm..!
ol' weather conditions, will be held inj
North Andorson on Saturday i
morning bognnlng at 11:30 a. ra. All]
?11st rle tc, uro expected to liavo their'
contestants on?"tno field promptly at
this time'.
Out of the ' 34 medals wheh 'were
to he awarded, to tho successful com
p.: tl lora Ih ?trjo field day overdoes,
eighteen of thom go t?* tho winne .'?
in the athlotlc conteste. A lari-'
rrowd ls expected In Anderson to
morrow for the exorcises.
PLANTING COTTON
AT BRUSHY CREEK
Farmers Busy in That Section
Corn Already Planted.
(Special to The Intelligencer. )
/. Brushy CrocK, April 13.- Mr. and
j Mrs. M. ,|W^ Merritt ard daughter,
Miss Loni, si'ient ".utui'day in Green-j
\lllo shoppliig-i
Mr. and Mru. J. W. Clyde of (Ireon
>lllo spent'Saturday night and Sun
day with tho Rev. T. E. Clydo and
fumlly;- ''
Rev. Walter-Coker spent Ute woek
end with his parents, Mr. and Mra.
J. H. Coker.
Quite a largo congregation of our
peoplo hud a^ largo, number, from , a'
distance attended the ordination ser-.
.Vices''at.'wt. Plsguk Sunday, when
% ^two of our youiug preachers.. Tho Hov.
Walter Coker and Ynv. Mr. Ptckens^
wcro ordained. Both thoso young
men were roajred in this section and
ure now in school al Furiuun Uulvcr
. Hlty. Their many.trlonda wish-thom
HUcboss''ldv?nOT?'' unddrtakltfg?10^*1^
Prof. Pace waa a delightful visitor
i? W'cbhTm??ny Suud?'y an'JTnb'cbrP
ducted' sorterx'Servlco' at Mt.--Pisgah
Sundny.
Sh cl d' Joe tMj,H. Asliloy of. Ander
sen attended tho ordination exorcises
nt Mt. 'Pisgah Sunday.
Mr. and ..'Mr*/, W- W. Fleming
spoil!. Sunday - with Mrs. Fleming's
ymTv?l?, ,:.Mr. and Mrs. N. J. MC
Allstor, near Whito Plains.
Tho Airy Spring school will play
"The Milk Maids Convention," Satur
. day dight, April the iii th; also, will
.: have a voting 'contest and cake ' salo.
.Tho proceed8 ?re for the improve
ment of lite school building.
- - A- great ?nany of' ou rfarmers huvA
wlsnted some cotton and a lot c!
thom have finished planting corn.
Sonto report a good stand up already.
; Sfirlng.
Spring is looked upon by many as
tho ntoat delightful season of tho
.year, but this cannot be said ot the
rheumatic. Tho cold and damp weath
er brings on rheumatic pains which
ans f?rt y thin g but pleasant. They can
be relieved, howover,fi by. applying
<?homborJB?u'a Liniment. .Obtalnablo
everywhere.
. indigestion neatly always ^isturhs
tho sleep moro or less, and is often
ino catase OE insomnia Kiat a light
seo If you do not nutt much bettor.
Obtainably ^yawhare^t :{..,, " , . , ,
^?Vtt'^-V'y-t ?.tus? \1111" ?* ...." -
Con f o rm,!mr to recent court ml:
\t?f, the Weat " Virginia railways
nave l?rrcd... liquor from x-the bag
gage cara of their passenger trahis.'
I ot a ic Booh Salc&
S?GVV mil have one
?";:v";" '. ?'.";..?*.>> .?, ?,,.v^J??^s?|?t?
Saturday, April j
The greatest and most ii
oilier wanted merchandise th)
simply means a loss lo you of
outfit. We bavr ?ve floors,
merchandise, personally select
ern market?..?l a time to secui
right. Don't let any thing I
BIG COAT SUIT
SPECIALS
Latest Spring Models.
Extra Ordinary Valut
Big Choice of Styl
$4.98, $5:^8, $9.98 a
$12.98
(baster IK close ?it hand and sur
economy offering ls rare at this i
Voil lind these suits Un; best in
mont you ever made. Beautiful
lugs, excellent tailoring, tunart st
guaranteed tit, complete color ran
all proclaim this offering of
grade latest Kprlng Knits the gre
value event In Anderson this sci
Extra Shoe Offerings
Easter
Tin' following items were bougl
Mr. Sol Besser on his recent tr
! Boston ami we do not hesitate t<
that 'bey are ti c hast values you
lind m Anderson.
ives Away Art Objects!
^Auguste Rodin, tho; sculptor, has
ccu tot! u^hebU ofgifi tb tho-French
government of tho collection or his
n\m' works, a?irt-other art'objects lia
has acquired, and tho Hotel Biron
F??T' whlch'?TOe^"aT?r'8-^?m'tttc<?. The
building 1s to >>o opened to thc public
fa?roaTtoV'?tf tliS" iiusVe* Rodih';v
LAURENS LAD IS KILLED
WHEN' HE LEAPS FROM
RUNNING BOARD OF AUTO
laurens. April 1U.?-?Ralph Knox,
tho ten-year-old Son"-of Styles II.
Knox, a furniture \iculer or this city
wus fatuity injured'Iii an automobile
accident yesterday afternoon j shortly
after 2 o'clock, death ensuing' 2 hours
later. Tho \ad wus golnfe down from
school to.bia homo on South Hurrier
fttrcot 'with a'pur ty nf other rabool
children in a car, Ralph and enc oth
er boy woro riding on tho running
board. As tho car roached tho Knox
home tho driver slowed up.but before
thc'machine was brought to a stand
still the Knox youth jumped off and
lotf backwards on tho pavement, his
.skull was fractured; hy tho impnet
and he received "br utcos ot his body.
Tho body will bo'taken, to Seneca
tomorrow for burial, Soheca being
tho former homo of the family.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
/WILL 'ATTEND ?MEETING
UTTLE RIVER CHURCH
Boneo ?Path. April 13.-An all day
meotlng wilt bo held at Lit t le F iver
church next- Sunday.-. Pastor W. .J.
Foster'has ernanged" an interesting
/program for. the occsaion and tho pub
lic is cordially invited to attend. Sev
eral:., prominent speakers wilt bo
present, among the number bein* Hon.
Crt). Robinson of Pickens. iMr. H.
K." Taylor Of Qreenville. and Hon, C.
C.: Fettheratono of Greenwood.
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When' you buy your Eager
_ cards ?it Fames' you buy tbe best.
?
[Sato Saturday, Api
np or tun i Prc-Eaater Sale of wear,
it we have ever attempted, and to
real money in the purchase of ye
every one crowded with new an
cd by our own buyers who were in
'e lowest prices, and v*c know thc
<eep you away from this sale.
1 lol low cut Oxfords,
lace, worth f.1.50 and ?4.0<>,
Saturday and Monday,
thc pair .'
I lot Tan low cut Oxf<
styles and values up to $2
tor Saturday and Mon
day, the pair .?...
1 lot Bronze Kid bron/.
Pampa and Oxfords, $2.0<
values, ?saturday und '
Monday, the pair .
l lot Bronze Oxfords '
year welt and all solid lea
$2.M) and $3.00. Saturday
and .Monday, the pair ....
1 lot l'aient Leather Col<
and Oxfords-sand, putty,
und white huck tops-ROO
$?.00 values. Special foi
and Monday, thu
pair .
Dresses, Waist
Lingerie
Bcuutlful line of
Sale prlco 97c
to.
HOL?
Wo lave tho prettiest lin
Shirtwaists In the city. ,St
prlco 24, 17. (?9 and .
TAX FOR SUPPORT
HEALTH OFFICES
[Georgia Legislature Will Be Ask
ed to Create Fund for This.
Purpose.
Atluutu, April 13.-Tho legislature
of Georgia and other law making bod
ies.'of the southern slates will bo ask
ed lo levy a tax for tho support of,, tho
Btate health departments that is equal
in umount to tho taxes collected" hy
tho states from Ufo Insurance com
panies. I
Tho Southern States Lite lusur- j
unco company, through its publica
tion. "The Keystone," has inaugurat
ed a movement for better hcr.lth con
ditions. In tho south, and'in this con-'
ncctlon Iras suggested a plan that has
boen widely endorsed.
"?As the tuxes from lifo compuuics
aro only a small part of tho receipts
from :.lnsuranco ns a whole, each
?tato could easily ufford to divert
these funda to tho work of health au
thorities," declares "The Keystone."
"Especially ls this so when it ls con-1
stdered now largely this course, would
tend.?' 'to Increase. tho production of
tha'-peopio and eventually to c?euto
moro wealth upon which to reeulvo
more taxes through thc ordinary chan- ?
nels. ?
Statistics, prepared by tho South
ern State Lifo, show that for the. year
endlug December .'ll. 1911, life insur
anetf'bomrv.vitfCB paid- to tho states In
taxes thc sum of $lO,r,L?,S3", an aver
hgt?*^3rS8?6.R28 por stato.k . v
Ul j tho sumo timo tho ?tates appro
prlut?u'to tho support of their health
department;; $3|326,020, or un average
of $70,760 por state. It ls pointed
out that If all this life tax fund could
bo put-out'for health advancement, it
would "trlvo n fond i?\ ways "tie
? mated to tho service ?
pr. H, f. Harris, stato-health o?
ric?r'To? Georgia, says that it tho
state would pr?vido .u fund of $2r>.
000 h-'yuar for typhoid serum ' this
malady would bo eliminated from
Georg In In three years. fi
Governor Nat EL Harri? has com
manded tho movement of tho South
ern. Statos Lifo, for bettor health con
ditions. Ho says that while Georgia
hns dono very woll lndcod in this line,
there is a vast opportunity for scien
tific extention in the matter of health
and sanitation.
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Mips ts
' I Iou to Remove Timm.
Horo'B a chance. Miss Frocklo-faco. :
to try a remedy for trockies with tho
gutirantea bf a rnllabto df?ler that !t
'Will not cost you a penny unless lt
remores tho freckles; while If It does
give you a clear complexion ' tho ex
pense is trilling.
Simply got an ounce- of othilie
double strength- from any ] druggist
and a few applications should show
you hov,' easy it ls to rid yourself of
the ,homely freckles and get a beauti
ful complexion. Barely is more than
ono ounce Hooded for the worst case.
Bo sure to osk the druggist for the
double strength ot hine as this 1? the
prescription sold under guarantee kW
money back it lt falls to remove
freckles. I
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y^?S? :IV-S';?- ?fl ?? ? ? ?? ' ' '-'yj' i'
ri! 22
ables and
stay away
?ur spring
d wanted
the north
t ti
arc
24 Beautiful Up-to-date Crepe de
'Cliene Wulits. formerly sold for
?:?.<iU. For EnBter d?* Q?7
Sale .??P I . %/ /
billion ami
Special for
$1.69
ards, good
.00. Special
$1.39
e cloth top
\ and $2.50
$1.69
Ties. Good
LIIIor. worth
$1.98
mlal I'umpn
champagne
d $2.50 sad
Saturday
$1.98
s and
vi Dresses,
$1.19
IQ of Ladles'
10 98c
l'n usual I y good values in Muslin
Underwear for your Kastor Wants.
Special-Ladies' Corset -jj ^\
Covers for.1?/C
A Great. Bargain in Ladies' Mus!!?
Underskirts, daintily trim- A *J _
med. Special Easter Sale_TT ? C
A nig Line ot Beautiful AO
.Muslin Cowm. from 39 to....*??C
Also a Bi? L'.rie or Ladies' A*9
Drawers from 23 to. - - ^
Clothing
One lot of Men's All Wool Kersev
Suits, worth $G.0O. Our d?0[ QQ
Easier .Sale.?PO?*IO
One lot of Men's Blue Serge and
Fancy Worsted Suits, worth 88.00.
Our Kastor d* A g\ O
Sale .0>4.2lO
.lust' received about 83 Men's All
Wool Serge Suits, worth $10.00.
Our Easter <fc*7 AO
Saie ..'. .*P? . ?/?
Wo will'place on sale all our $1,">.00,
$1G.r>0 and $1P00 All Wool Hluo Serge
and Worsted .Suits $0 98
We sure have one of (the most com
plete lines of' Boys' Easter Suits In
our eily. 1 PriccB ranging <J?^f AfTh
from 08c up to.?P . ?r 'V
One lot of Men's Blue Serge pants,
?worth $3.50. Our Easter AO
Sale .5?P 1 ???0
IIIS Ladici
t?) J3.50. Ol
Sale .
310 Buirs
fords, all Lc
up to $3.50.
One lot o
and Black, v
Easter Sale
One lot ?i
$2.00. Our
.Sale .
One lot (
Gun Metal,
$2.50 to $3.
Easter Sale
IIS Pairs
Leather Ox!
$3.50. Our
M
1 lot of ti
without col
Sale Price
A Beaulif
Straw Hats
to .
See i
thing to w
"??Ith
???fr
We have sold all but one of the first
,,v ' shipment of
m
Cotton Planters
ut
il nd are expecting our second shipment to ar
rive in a day or two.
v . ?ft?.' . . >.t . . ?
This is the best planter sold in the county.
Come in and.see for yourself.
TATE HARDWARE CO
. .1 h ?ii v.-i- Y
. . West Side Square '
m?k?i?
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IKAWM A WA M??*? C ? * - --- - -i
- s isviu mtv > WU? ^UfJCllUr
; When you put Pure Food
into a McKee Refrigerator it
stays pure. *'
The possesslon of a McK?E REFRIGERATOR ls a source
of constant d?ll&Ht' t? tt?t? particular housewife..
' ; - .
You don t buy a refrigerator every day. lt is to yo?if-ih-;
tercst to make your selection carefully.
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A Style and Size to Suit Every Requirement At a Prtco
tovSdit Every Purse.
||??| M lii?l
ont. rti&Mi&s -sti'-. i? -
tuu reopies new rurnnure LO.
?t'? Eaiy To Pay The Peoples Woy
j Daily Intelligencer Want Ads. Brine Resulte
Shoes
?' Tao Oxror?B, wortli up
^lia.8K,r..'...$1.69
Ladles' Bbwk Pumps, Ox
lathers, worth <J??f. ??Cs
Sale Price... ?Pl
f Ladies' Oxfords in Tan
vorth up to 52.00.
f Mon's Oxfords, worth
Easter.$1.69
uf Men's Black aud Tan
Dutton or Lace, worth
00:..?".. ..$1.98
Men's Guaranteed All
fords, worth &0 A fl
Easter .Sale... V??1*?
iscellaneouo
ten's' Sport Shirts, with or
lars, worth 75c. y|
ul Line of Men's and Boys'
.from.50c.$2.50.
Notions
1000 YardB Best' Am?ske?g Ging
ham, worth 12i;t? Easter O
salo, yard - - .QC
. 2000 Yordu Poe Mill best 3G Inch
Bleaching, worth 10c. Easter 'TJL-,
?Sale, yard . .........-7.. . 2 C
2<?00 Yard Best Apron Gingham,
worth 8c. Sale Price, ??
yard.
,20 Dozen Large Huck Towel?,
worth 15c. Sale Price, O
Each ....."OG
200 Yards 3G inch Silk for Waists
and Dr?Bscs. all in pretty Q>|
sliades, yard .A*lC
500 Yards Pretty White Goode and
Dimities, 40 inches wide. Worth
15 cents. Sale Price, .
yard .571?
Beautiful line of DreBS Goods, Silks.
Shepherd Plaids, in Wool and Cotton
Dress1 Goods. ' All at Salo Prices.
> -..>r,ri mw
Litten Dresdes. Sale price, p7%.?%
yard 24, 39, 48 and . ?WV
Beautiful linc of Wool Dress Goods,
all at.uale prices.
. A "Big-Line or Middy
Blouses. Sale Price, Each.
Better GradeB, 60
and.
48c
98c
I LESSER COMPANY
ns during this 'sale for all of your Easter wants. We have every*
ear for Men, Women and Children.
.nv..;. i .'ipj?min . . . . '
..' . .......... i .'V- t ,A ...ifi .
VJT7E HAyjE^several thousand dol
JW lairs to place on good farm
lands. .>
Peoples Bank of Anderson
- PREVENTION
An ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure. This is th*
day of PREVENTIVE MEDI
CINE. Nowhere is this so nec
essary as ia regard to-the care
of the TEETH. Visit the den
tist AT LEAST twlco a year, whether you think you need ft or not.
Let bim give your teeth a thorough cleaning, search out the beginnings
of decay, clean off the tartar, and lu general .PREVENT those dental
evils that are likely to grow on you unawares. ' .".*., '
DR. HENRY* "R; 'WELLS,
OG}ce 07?r Fm-rn?i^'&'M^rtn?W1!? Bank? ? ' '
Besldence 'Phone 66. ; Anderson; ft'?V 71V Office?Plume 5?i?.
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, Fo;r RU?pR; HOSE all .GWIH?>^RINK
LERS, NOZZLES, Etc. JjBV.
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