University of South Carolina Libraries
MUTT AND J? CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates 20 words for 26c. ' 1 cent per word each Insertion for moro than 26 words. Three luuerttons nf tho carno ad on consecutive days tor tho prfco of two Insertions, it paid in ad vance. No ad less than 25 cents. WANTS WANTED-Pop eorn. 3c on cob; fie shelled. Anderson theatre. WANTED-You to know thut the Shad 'season is herc. I huvo JuBt received 20 lurgo Hoes und IIS (ino Hucks from freBh water. Jumbo Kee Simd $1 each; ono uizo smaller Ope each. Huck Shad 35 to 50e each. Fresh meats of all kinds. Call 292, or come to 207 East Whit her street. -, W. J. Maneas, tho Sea food Man. WANTED-Yon to know tb at the fln ' est tbing for a happy homo ls a warm heart-but a good fire helps some. Wo wont to promote the family - happiness by sending yon the maalnga uf a good fire. Genuine Mue Gem Co il $5.60 per ton.'When will you bo ready for lt? Cheaper coal, of course, at lower prices. 'Phone 649, W. O. Ulme?" FOR SALE FOR SALE-Two hornos, oms at $125 and anoihor at $60. Ono hull dog pup eight, months old, $10. Apply to Grover Hall, ?nderBon. S. C. FOR .SALE- Seed sweet potatoes for bedding. Right size, smooth and sound. .Price right, x W. G. Ulmer, 'Phono 649. FOR SALE-A few hundred bushels select recleaned and graded Fulghum Seed Oats sixty eight cents bushol -worth more for feed purpose. Forman Smith, Seedsman. Phone FOR SALE--Nancy Hall and. Porto Rico potato plants. $1.25 PCT thou sand. Five thuosand for $6.00. Or ders shipped day received, satisfac tion guaranteed. Oaks Plant Farm, Fort Greeu, Fla. ? ? CAROMI ICS CREAM for dessert Sunday will add to. your "rest day" pleasure. Telephone us your order f BQc Boya a Quart I ' I "The REXALL Store" ?FF--Jeff's Goi? j .'WOW *b COON i Ub POT j A rr j UNG HP uiiu I .'_HGT AT ADVERTISING FOR RENT-Two furnished . rooms. Two and one-half blocks from square. Apply 319 East Whltner street. TAKE NOTICE-I only advertlso what I have: Von can lind the larg est variety of Ash at W. J. Mancsa Market, Shad, bass, pike, king mackerel, Spunish mackerel, sheep head, perch-and tho old reliable pop-eyed mullets. Plenty of fresh oysters, and pork and beef. Phone 2U2. W. J. ManeBH. 207 East Whltner street. I noll for cash, hut will ex tend credit to those who pay their hills, and sell at as low prices as the cheap-Johns charge; deliver and go niter tho money, yeB I do. POFJD PENDERS-We can put a few short bruces on Ford fenders that will save you 300 per cent. We are prepared and won't delny you very long'. Paul E. Stephens. WADI J PAPER-If it is wall paper . you ure looking for, wo have lt. ? largo stock going at 2f> per cent, below cont, .'bono 48, Ouest Paint ComiKiny. DEVOE's PAINT-The old stand hy. the oldest paint makers in America and tho best. Paint with DeVoe's. fewer gallons', wears longer. W. I.. \ Drlsacy Lumber Co. A FEW MORE Whlto Rotary Machines . at $2S.OO. Don't miss this oppor tunity. One spring wagon with topt good as now; one Maxwell automo-? bile, first danu shape. Dargnlns und will be sold at once. J. A. Mul lina*, 126-128 Weat Benson Street. FROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from H. A. Caudle, tho ono arm gas maa on tho corner next to Owl Drug Co. He will appreciate your business and always givoB tbo utmost In value. H. A. Caudle. POTATO SLIPS-I nm guaranteed the delivery of my plants this sea son, therefore I guarantee to der liver them to you dn the dato yog want them. It will pay you to see me before sending your mony Otu R. P.. Sassard, 213 South. Main streot." ?EASY-Make life's walk easy by hav . ing us repair your shoes. We ore not only prepared to do first class work on short notice, but wo meet any legitimate competition when it ? comes to prices. Honest work and best materials always. W. E. McKee Son, 132 East Whltner street, opposito Tolly's. BICYCLES-New Une of Columbia and Ramblers no v ready for yon. And Jones always sells 'em for less -cuts the price on all kinds ot oc cesBorios, too. J. L. E. Jones, 103 South Mclhithe Btreot. WE ARE PAYING $42 per ton for cotton seed, and giving 1 ton cot ton need meal and $4.00 cash for . ton of seed. Selling coal at 55.0Ci and $5.60 per ton. Cabbage planta $1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood Company. BREAKFAST BAUS AGIO-Tba de mand for oar all pork sansage is keeping ns very busy. They surely aro the h?ght-st grado on tho mar ket Mad* irom fresh pork carefully selected and seasoned with inst enough fresh ground herbs and pore spices to givo that very un usual and delicious flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Phone your order . to 694, The Lily White Market. J. N\ Lindsay, Proprietor. HIDES-Dring them to m* lt JOH want best prloea. I buy and aelf more hides than any other dealer In' this section ot the ?Ute. AU hides bought by me are ehlpped with ab batolr hides and command better . prices, therefore t can and do pay better pri?es. Bring them to WOU fowl's Corner. R. P. non?oraca. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS ig Back; Back /Cr OK-K>, tHf^rj IT HAS NOT been our intention to | make delivery of coal a social "af fair" but we're sure you'll be de lighted with our way of delivering coal-and every one is pleased with tho coo' Wa deliver. B. N. Wyatt, 'Phone 182. JlTST RECEIVED-Another car o?? those 5 x 18 Cypress Shingles. W. L. Drlssey Lumber Company. AND NOW-When the weather begins to warm up you are more anxious than ever about your meats. You want lo know that it is properly handled. That's where we como in. We have a long list of satisfied j customers und they say our service is fine. Phono us your wants, Frank Dobbins, Sanitary Market, 'Phono 7CB. ' PREPAREDNESS 1B tho order of the day now, while the Fire Insurance Companies are wl'hdrawing from' tho state is the tim i for you to have your house, barr,, or out-building protected with a Burrlss Metal Shingle Roof. Of course the Initial cost is just a trifle more than wood shingles, but m the long run they are rn: ch cheaper and they aro a| tremendous protection against fire. Drop In and let us show you. No I trouble nor obligation on your part whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T. | Burrlss Se. Son. QUICK WORK-'Phone 822 for Geor-,1 gia Garage for quick work. One f export on Fords, and ono expert on all other cars and ' motorcycles. No. 108 South McDuflle street. Op. J. L. E. Jones Bicycle Shop. i Insomnia. i Indigestion nearly always disturbs the sleep more or less, and ls often the cause of insomnia. Eat a light supper with little if any meat, and no milk; also .take one of Chamberlain's Tablets Immediately after supper and seo if you do not rest much better. Obtainable everywhere. ' PIEDMONT & NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY ANDERSON: ARRIVALS - j& No. SI.7:35 A, ll No. S3.9:35 A. M. No. ,35.?1?49 A: M. j No. 37.. 1:10 P. it No. 39..... 3:40 P. M.1 No. 41......0:00 P.j.?. No. 43. 8:25 P. fi. No. 45.10:20 P. M. DEPARTURES Np. SO.,.,.6:25 A. M No. 89. 8:25 A. M. No. 34....-......I??fl? a, M_ No. 36..............12:10 P. M. No. 88...4....2:80 P. M. No. 40............. ?:50 P. IL No. 42.........vT":?d P. M. No. 44. 0:16. P. Itt. WANTED RAGS OF ALL KINDS I will pay $1.50 per hundred, cash for Rags. 25c per hundred for etd Scrap Iron, tv 4c per pound for old Automobile Tires. ' lob per pound for old Inner Tubes. - ~ - J? 'm VTIMI.?~_* ..v. ?..,!-- ._ -aim ? II? tiling., i,niiii ruto IUI all kinds o? old Brass, Copper, etc. If you have a? much as 100.pounds of any ot the above 'phone mo and I'll call fo%lt SAM DISHER Mraning Ctrcef, Near Blue Ridge . Iee Co. .'.. . ; .v. ' Phono ?71. . Dw. AU. TROOPS* AV fr \MY>CO (^TO THR.t-.l" ' ^P-T'i,^ V- JT , Tnt f7\AlN hobvr oOCOMD/ ><b Tnt MC-AiR. C^oA^D -rAN ^ / f""~V ,f: COfAof^iC^TiC* ._^ Y -A.-^_ j-1 y ??I YESTERDAY NATIONAL At Cincinnati 4; Chicago At St. Ixuila r>; Pittsburgh 8. At Brooklyn-Boston, rain. At Phtladelphla-Ncw York. rain. AMERICAN At Chicago 7; Detroit 2 . At New York-Washington, rain. At Cleveland-St. Louis, ra'n. At Boston-Philadelphia, rain. SOUTHERN At .Mobile 6; Atlanta 1. At Nashville^; Chattanooga 3. At New Orleans G; Hicmlugham 3. At Memphis 2; Little Hock 5. COLLEGS* GAMES Asheville: Vanderbilt 2; Michigan 1. - ! At Atlanta: Georgia Tech C; Au burn 4. At Columbia: South Cand?na G; Wttko Forest 2. ,At Tallahassee: Florida ii; Mercer 2. ;-. ;i? At Tuscaloosa: Alabama 4; Georgia 3. At Sewanee: Sewanee G; University of Chattanooga 1. At Raleigh: Aggies 10; Wofford 4. THE CHIEF OF POLICE AT AUGUSTA SAYS HE WILL ENFORCE WHISKEY LAW Augusta. Ga. April 14.-Speaking of the enforcement of the prohibition law In Augusta af tor May 1, Major Elliott said there was nothing lett for his department to do but enforce the law. Tho mon had nothing left upon which to stand but obedience to it. Under the near beer licence ordi nance they had something upon which to base their grounds for the open saloon,, but hiD men would en force the new law after May 1st. :;nd the people in the near beer business are preparing to ; elose their doors or to enter Into tonie other business tho building they now occupy. IN SI'PRK MK COURT record, ol Transactions Before High Tribunal. . Columbia, April 14-Supremo court decisions rendered yesterday were as foMows: . I. D. Jennings, respondent vs. ,F. O. Jennings et al, appellee's Ad.'-' rn ed. Opinion by D. E. Hydrick, A. J.. C. W. Harrison,, appellant vo. Gv W. Crosby.. resnondent. ? Reversed!" Opinion by. D. En Hydrick. A. J. The chief justice Framer did imt sit in this coso and did not participate in the decision. , The state, respondent vs. George W. RIsh, appellant.' reversed. Opln , ion by .O. E. Hydrick, A. J. ' T. Gertrude all- et al, respondents i vc. Bnftisii and American Mortgage i company, appellants. Reversed;. Opinion by D. E. Hydrick. A. J. ; .Pw.A. McKellar, respondent vs. J. A. Stanton et al. appellants. Affirm ed. Opini?n by R.C. Wfctts, A. J. ! $ The .county of Edgef icld, respondent ivs. ? Georgia-Carolina.- Power company, appellant. Affirmed. Opinion *y T. ?. Gage, A. J. Sopara to opinion, by jT.VB. Fraser, A. 3.. The chief Jus lice did not participate at the hearing of , this case. U ".' STEAMSHIP SUNK . ; ... v London, April 14?-The torpedoing of thu' British steamship -Robert Adam&oh is reported In a dispatch to Lloyds, fi 13d on Tuesday at Harwich. Tba' twenty-nine mab' Of tba crew were landed. . Th* steamship ls be to have gone down. ? . ? .. , . ?.- ?trM 1 loved From the Fron NOW, J?Pr^ YVjtJ ARG v TH? ?ZAR. ,-TMC- rAAfN UJHIL.G I Wit-L ACr AS R.GAR (??(VR.D RTS 'S RESULTS j V. P. I. DOWNS CLEMSON 4-3 (Special to The Intelligencer.) Clemson College, April 14.-In the most exciting "gamo of thc season, featured hy the pitching or Anderson for Clemson and Hibbs for Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Clemson loift by a score of A to 3. The last ball batted threatened a tie. Anderson relieved Long in tho fifth. The following is score by Innings: Jt ll R Clemson. 002 OOO not-3 4 ?5 V. P. 1.OOO 400 000-1 10 Batteries: Clemson; Anderson, liong and Harris; V. P. I. Hibbs and Caines. Umpire Goodman. More Officers Lost. London, April 14.-The officers cas ualty lists for February show tho Eriiish army lost S75 officers, in cluding 263 killed and fifteen missing. This brings the aggregate loss for the war to 23.9G2 i.ic-udiug T.420 '.(Hi ed, 1.1S7 missing. The ideal salesman sa the Want Ad; direct in method--convinc ing in argument--and reaching hundreds of customers in one day's wen'k. To cook with L the most convenient fuel to he had. AV. ni ri And it is the cheaper, too when the ieasi bk of thought and attention ts given ii. Try it for awhile, and you will like it There are many satisfied users of gas in Ander? son. It's just thc thing to heat the bath rr om with. Anderson Gas Co. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chtaho?m, Trowbridge & Sofg? DENTISTS, Theatro J5U3?D5B W. Whitner Si Dr. Wade H. Sherard' 413 FottithRew Blecfcley BM* Telephone 849 -:- By Bud Fisher sold exclusively at this store, are cased 'villi the 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 linnie, store or market-at right prices. G. F. TOLLY & SON Anderson, S. C. SATURDAY'S SPECIALS Once every week-;on Saturday-we arrange to offer special values-tho best obtainable at prices very much lower than they are ordinarily possible. Mark these for Saturday. April 151b. 1 $1.00 Alarm Clocks at 50c Each. Rig Hen Alarm Clocks at $2.00 each. $2.50 Self Killing Fountain-pens at 90c each.. 17 Jeweled Elgin, 20 year case, 16 si?.e,. at $12.50 each. 7 Jeweled Elgin, 20 year case, 16 size, at $7.50 each. 21 Jeweled Hamilton Om?t Proof Case, at $28.50. $2.50 value French China Cups and Saucers at $1.59. Ladies* Elgin, 20 year caBe Bracelet Watches at $10.00. Specials In Binga-See Tray in Window. MARCHBANKS & BABB Korti* Mnln Street Jewelers Al the Sign of the Big Watch Building; Material Well, that's us. We've got now the BEST STOCK, AND MORE OF IT 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. CM m ?Eras* canten. JJ rc rna Ut cd tn ?Uki.*!? cf fi! iii. jj r i-.' i food And dncJl by gfftxt 1 j?KMtnvi::n,cjoU7.i50cfi?. " IS HERE Do not delay. Let us equip you now ,,and be immune from the pests. . E V e r y day wilt mean deliverance from annoyance, - and peace and rest-' fm slumber. Anderson, S. C. Belton, S. C