The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, June 13, 1916, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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When you take your trip this summer bc sure and.
supply yourself with K. N. & K. Traveler'? Checks.
Cashed every wh?fe; your signature is your Iden
tification; if lost no one cse can get.them cashed;
and the cost is very small.
K. N. and K. Traveler's Checks arc for sale at
Peoples Batik of Anderson
filLOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
I MAKES YOU SICK ANO SALIVATES
Wk m , W ls HirailiM To '?^^M^??U9t?
tim m mp Om ST? ^iTti.? V5~Uw"?
alla B0W61S? and make -you feel fine and vigorous I
. . . -.i-,.' ,' . want you to ge back to .the aloro and
L^MWH Calohiel make? you sick,/ It's get your money. Dodson's Liver Tona
n?Vr?ble! Take a doso of the dangerous is destroying the sale of calomel because
drug tonlgbfc and tomorrow you may lo*e it is real liver ro?dlclne; entirety vege
a day's work.., table, therefore it can not salivate or
Calomel ia mercury or quicksilver make you ?lck.
which causes, ^necrosis of tho bones. I guarantee that ono spoonful of Dod
Calomel, ?whotfVji'iibe?w 'into- contact Son's Liver^Tpnb^wJlli.put/your sluggish
With ?cur bilo crashes into lt, breaking liver to workVend clean your bowels of
K up, Tbl? in when you frei that .v.v??l that ?our bile and constipated Waste
nausea and cramping. If you ore slug- which is clogging' y??r. system-and m'ak
gish midknocked out," if year ina you feel miserable,* 1 guarantee that
meris-torpid aad bor/clB constipated a bottle of Dodson's Llveri'fone will
cy- you bavo headache, dizziness, coated keep .your ?enti re family feel mr?-linn for
teague, U breath is osa er stomaeh'sonr, months. Give it^to-your children. It ls
just try a spoonful of harmless Dodson's harmless? doesn't gripe* and .they llko its
t^ver Tcaovtoa???it ?n, my guarantee, pleasant tacto, '
pr ? rpg
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. Ht- ? T> v ^rf* "AV; '.-vA ':. >.::?'.-.v . f. v . r r \ ,. ?
I io '--f?^fi*.||^^w#i . ~1 f ri
ger und one Roadster.
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Don't delay if interested, as there were ?
number of buyers fer the car ady?'rt?s'ed5 k
few days ago.
Nor?l? Basils Sif?st*
Candidates Gards
FOR CONGRESS
I flin a candidate, for Congres* from
tbs Third Congressional District, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic
Primary.
A. H. D AGNA LI,. .
I am a candidate for congress from
the Third Congressional district, sub
ject to the rulos of the D?mocratie
Primary.
JNO. A. HORTON.
I announce myself a candidato for
congress from the Third . District. I
will abide tho mies, regulations and
results of the Democratic Primary. ?
HENRY C. TILLMAN.
FREI) DOMINICK 18 4 CANDI?
DATE FOR CONGRESS SUBJECT TO
TBE RULES OE Till; DEMOCRATIC!
PARTY.
FOR SOLICITOR
I am a candidate for Solicitor of the
Teat h Circuit, subject to the rules of
ibo democratic party.
LEON L. RICE.
I hereby, announco my noir a candi
dato for tho office of solicitor of the
Tenth Judicial circuit, subject to the
mles and regulations ot the D?mo
cratie primary.
KURTZ P, SMITH.
' I hereby announce myself a can
didate for solicitor of . the tenth -JU
dlofal circuit, subject to tho action
of the Deni ocra tie, party In tho en
suing'primary election.
J. B. EARLE.
FOR SUPERVISOR
I hereby. announco myeolf as a
candidate for tiie omeo of Supervisor
of Ander con county, nub jr ct to tba
rules Of the domo eratic party.
Vi v , - W. REEVES CHAMBLEE.
". -V '
['j ?thereby, .announco myself, aa a
candidate fur re-oicctton as Supervi
ene of A nd er no ti Cou nt j-, subject to
the rul?s bf, the 'Democratic Primary
election^
8 J. MACK KINO.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU
CATION
I ht roby announco myself a candi?
dato for tito omeo of Superintendent
^ot^ducati?n for Anderson county,
nub j ret to" tho ral ca ot tho Dcmocrat
>. primary. Platform: Efficiency in
the school room, bolter schools in tah
rural and mill districts, more Ander
son county girls ns teachers and no
partiality whatever in selecting teach
ers.. ,. -v .. ? [ ?.... X.
GiT; WILLIAMS.
I-hereby announce myself a candl
: dat o for re-election to ! the omeo ot
Superintendent of Education, subject
to the rules of the Democratic party.
J. B. FELTON. , .
lam a^caadldtte for .Superintendent
of. Education for Anderson county,
j Eubjcct to the rules of the Democratic
party.- .
. A. W- MEREDITH. I
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COUNTY TREASURER 1
I i-I ' ,
I hereby announce nryoelf a cand?
data for County Treasurer, subject
to the rules of the democratic, party!
J. H. CRAIG..
? ?. '? ? i mm t
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for County Treasurer, subject
to tho.ru!es of Clo democratic party.
J. R. C. GRIFFIN. I
t hereby announce myself a cant!
j dato for County Treasurer, j sub]
tods rules of the democratic pa
B. A. WRIGHT^
I I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to tho Office bf
Treasurer for Anderson county, sub
ject to tho rules of the d?mocratie
flfrlauiry. . .'. ? .>? W- ?. -\ . r. ?
CA N. Q. BOLBMAN. ;
I hereby, announce myself a can
date for County1 Treasurer I subject
to tho ruka of the D?mocratie party.
. W. A. SPEARMAN.
SHERIFF
. I hereby announce myself a candi
date . for tho o??eo of Bhsriff ftf&aV
jdcrtKravcounty. subject to t?is ruiot^of
tho democratto party.
MARTIR
i I hereby aononhce myself a candi
"sta for sheri* 'ottAadsraoa noaa
. lbjcct to the rules cf tao Democratic
,j?ireaarrV->^mm!^^^^SS^^^
W, B. ICING.
M^*<M^. ?nnoane* t?
[dits for the omeo of Sheriff ot
conn ty subject to the rules
ioaratie ?>rihi?ry.
W. ?. ft, MABBJBTT.
hereby Runaucee myiHiiraa a can
il* for r^elecUen to th* o^ '
X hstehy announce'myself M
6ft?didate^ for re-e?ocUoO aa clsrfc
pviinarj --
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Baseball R?sultev
NATIONAL
At Brooklyn 3; St. Inou?s 1.
At Philadelphia 2: Pittsburgh 1.
At New York 2; Chicago 8:
At Boston-Cincinnati, rain.
AMERICAN
At Cleveland 3;' Philadelphia 1.
At St. Louis,4; Boston 3. '
At Chicago 3; Washington 0.
At Detroit 8; Now York 6.
SOUTHERN
At Atlanta 1; Memphis 3.
At Now Orleans 4; Nashville 0.
At Mobile 2; Chattanooga iv
At Birmingham 6; Littlo Rock 9.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
At Macon 2; Albany 0.
At Augusta 2; Charleston 1.
At Columbia- 5;. Jacksonville 16. ?
t Montgomory-Columbuc, rain. .
POSTCARD HISTORY OF WAR.
Six Laconio Message? Tall of Soldier's]
Activities.
The War Gazette of Ihe Fourtb Ger
man army publishes six laconic portal
cards of a Bavarian soldier by, the
name of Matthias Niedermatar, which
form en odd and somewhat, humorous
war chronicle. The brave Bavarian
left bis borne two days ofter tho decla
ration of war and bas been fighting on
different fron ta ever aluc?. . Tbc? clx
cards, which aro tho-only no wo lila rel
. stives have received, from bim since he
wont- to. war, contain tho following
messages:
"Belgium, Aup., ?&1014.-I sm willi j
but.it is rather.hoe'around here."'
"Argonne Forest,, France, Nov.. 19,1
1914. -ATO,-ntill welli/it la awfully, wot j
to bur trenches/* -.'?*, ?t , , '-c i,-.
"At the: front in .Galicia, March-21,
1915. -1 nm airtight* hut my uniform
ls full of bugs." ,u
''Atfth6t! front near. BIga, September.
??i?i.-Don't worry/;jdjoub;.me:, 'l :am
well. Tba Bussjaos b.ave only nhp% off
oho of my .ears." . !t t; .v ? , .
.Nish, Bec. Mfort sui getting
nlobg/nlcely. .;T??,^Rvl*ha ^ara, fin
ished." v.!^ ^s.!];^^^.
^VvQ9hJ?tantU.oplerr JKM^CT, r .?OIO.
Have br rived toitho1,rj^klsb. capital
^e>?pjow ge to Mcsqpplan^Ia and Ar
menia." ^ "'? T. . ? (J: '. ..' " }>.'
FLIES mn. MOVIE TICKIETS.
v..-- -. ?-i-ttr
Ono Hundred Dead Onoe- Admit Arkan- j
caa Boy? to :Tfioatcr.
- . The boys of:.BentotivUle>: Ark., don't
need money, to see '.the ? -movi? i there
Friday nights. Tho-.admission- fee is
[ 100 dead flies or 10 cents cash: !
';; .A loca ? ino vie mn gua t e ii as posted
a sign reading "Admission. 100 Dead
Filen," and lt is tun k iii g. a hit. Every
Friday night 100 dead Ones admit you
to t h?r? then ter. And; then yon cen
win five extra tickets*' for bringing In
the largest number.'- Indications .are
that flies will noon bo an unknown
quantity ht Bentonvllle..' ;
. ?'.-"'.-'. ? ? '>';-.... ' ? .t
?y ' -, Ss ? : ? ,?: ' -A
For Railroad Commiasicmer
I announce to the.'.vote rs of. South
Carolina thal I am ?a: candidate for
Railroad- commissioner eoi> .hereby
pledge myself to abldo by tlie rulos
of the Democratic party-.
ALBBBT- ?V;FANT.;,
FOR HOUSE OF REPE?S?N
* TATIVES
f hereby announce myself a eeadlr
date fer the House of Representatives
for Ahderabh. county; ipnbject to the
rules ot the democratic party.
W. W. SCOTT.
I hereby announce jmyself a candi
date for ; the , House yoi Representa
tives for Andorsoa county, subject to
tho rules ot the Dombcmi? party.
j. A. DUNCAN,:; :
The Mill it?t?dldato.;
. I hereby ?nn?unc? iayk?lf a candiJ
date for' th? HoUeo o? Ra pro sen tat Ive a
fos*; Anderson ^^?hfAX#J.^*'?,t?,'1118
jr??ea ot ths^Democ^g|^^^
fl .: ^\FOR??F?0N?y , ..
I " I, hereby annotrac?'-myealf? a? condt*
date for, the ^fflco of;4>i?n**Yttfrlgtf
idarsoC^jy, gg^f^Jif2e^f^
four year?, l?OR-1'J. ,r feel that I am
!?I?0^7?nad:I,needle atece. .
1 ? i-hereby ;announ^^
l??ta fvi<rlteteetl?h ffi&M%gpo*-I-hf
Coread
: Ch HJtft?HNi
ipf?tyteH--. ; <? 'x?????t$y?A;->:*.
* i ^are?ry^tfot^f?r^fa$ caa*
: i-?flW'-fs^sIscttoo^4??^?lo?e>;'of
^^^^^fr?^ba?^ t?^^^%r?f^^^ - tit?
' decaen eounty, Buhlest to tho rules ot
tba y^^^^^^^^^^^^t^^i^^j? :'< ' "*
STANDI??G OFGLU?S
Won hont Pct
Augusta.U3 ig <fl}?j
Charleston.30 21 688
Columbia., .. ..27 23 540
Jacksonville. .. ,.29 23 "5491
Montgomery.. .. 1...24 27- V'ttjL'
Columbus.. ..22 . 28 ' 4?0 1
Macon- ,.' .v ...21. 29. -420
Albany... ,. .. .-.lg 23- , 34531
Bonthcrc.
Won'. Lost P?U
New Orleans.. ,, ..37 18 .674
Nashville.,. ......lar? 18 v 660
Atlanta... ... '.. ..27 26 ' '509j
Chattanooga .. ,.,.27 28 ..491
Little Rock..24 2? . 453 j
Birmingham.. i.24 'M ?3(1
Memphis.. .. ....221 , 32.ur 4p?
Mobile'.21 33 . 387
American.
Won Lost Pct I
Cleveland_, .. ..3?? Ii) " "612-1
Brooklyn.. .. ' ...".25* 16' ' fi}0
Washington. ..25 . 22 " ' 532
Now York.... . i. .24 2? 523
Detroit. .. ..24 22 522
Boston.; '.'. ..24 22 6?1
Chicago... ... .. ..23 24 : ' '489j
St. Louis. ..21 26 447
Philadelphia.. .V..15 20 341
, . . vb
National,
Won Lost Pct.
Philadelphia.24 19 5581
New Yorfk.23 19 648
Chicago....23 25 479
Pittsburgh.21 23 477
Boston..20 22 476
Cincinnati.22 - 25 : 468
St. Louis......21 28 420
Cook Stove Being Demonstrated
at the Peoples New Furniture
"Store
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?..:?r.X : v..,? ' ?L iti- <".?. ?'-t '.. ..' .' .*. ..."'.t' '. ' .
?j ft?ra. M. C. MUt?r, of ^""To?^?.
Cooker company, T v edp, Ohio, , ja
giving a d?monstration of the "Do. j
mestlc ' Science" Fireless CbokStovV:
this week at tho P??p??s'New Furni
tur? company that i? proving ?lgHly
interesting ta .the,ladies of Anderson.
Mr Miller , .?ookp- to perfection ..-?ii
rr it bf. b?ef, bakes chicken,-; .;cooks,
vegetables. of all kinda, boils, a din
ner,, hakea bread, cake, plea-in fact,
coola? ?.nything and everything', and
does, a . Kroat deal better . than
could he donal with a? stove "because^
food cooked hy tho stove ' method
dries up, evapora ter, loses in * Weight;
shrinks, loses nourishment, ls liable
j?'\be burnt. 'scorched, ovor cooked,
..And," explains Mrs;'"Mtl??r; ?S?j?d'
cooked in a fireless cooker does not
have to be watched, utirred, histed
nothing disappointing can h rip p o n- to j
food cooked in a fireless cooker, just
placb It "hi cobkbr. and give . it no
moro obtention until you ?orvo it-go
visiting, .shopping; dd hs you please'
-?n-i when* you take; it* eut ( bf tho ]
cooker- lt is deliciously \ cooked;-^ hot
Snd ready to eat." i- .. .vf
?; Among tho things, cooked' .' Monday
were several delightful . cakes; and!
special today-' will be crimson, rolls.
Wednesday Mrs. Miller. . will - i cooky
Virginia stylo, a large hom. The de-:
mcnstratlon -will continua through the
week and tho ladies >of..the. city and
county ore cordially invited each
day. : , . '
"'" ?; 1 '?.''';-f '" ?
i' .s Card or TBaais.
Mrs;; C. C. Gulley wishes ; . to]
tb?ng her. neighbors .and friends,, al- I
sb' the Woodmen ot tho World and
(ho members of the' Bible class of St.
John'e''church; fbru. their' Kindness' fuj
thc Illness and death oF her ; ' hna
bands.
i$Wm Floor OU, ???.,
Cherry, Strawberry aria ' Peach ]
Cream- to?ay. Owl Drug Co1.
ii.' i ,1 ss
Read
fr
Fgais Beel Stare -
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tn ir ti- - is ? .-i_ ' ? ' '."-"-.
nt*umm?mm i,>.i?.il..Vh- i> imwii I'wiiiiij ihl.i?i ikt
\J_ J-', r <? -?I,' .? _L : JI?? - 3%... ?V . I
For d?n itn^^
per.iiuiVdf?d;/
; >;ort;!e'an 'dfi boi??s |^pfcr
! 1 '
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(From The Literary Digest) - .* .
If your radiator leaks, poor in ' . . r .. .
' The Ml?acUmj radiator eoraent . . .... .. . . .
Finds the Leak and Fixes It ; " S ;
Se-Ment-ol is a powder put up in lithographedrtin cans.,
When poured into your radiator it dissolves in the liq1 w.atj?r.;'^
At the leak; the cool air congeals it. ?hto a cement' thatt.r?p?V?^'^*?
: it automatically. -V;*' ? : ..' ...
Look for the-pumpkin colored' cans, "
' Price 75e p|
The above adv^tisernent Woftepf tfi series
that is'*> Tunnirig-V.'eveVy *oth"e?.; 'we^'xti the
i Literacy Digest. ?^ " "" - . . ff ? ' ?
WE SEU? ANffe COMMEND TH? ?BOV?
1 i " ". .* ?g ' . ; "Ww'i-rr
iii i. ??SM
HHfi
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;*:.^?'i|in Heat on the msM?i ixA
tie flame 'stays put' when i t.' s regii??t
ed. It turit? on and
stover'^ ? ? '/. . . \;- y '
TheiVe^\I^^ii^rCi^?^? ?&y?it?ie
stove-wi ttl 'the long? i?u^
The long bhi? cfhin^?y jgi perfect^ 5
draft, and assured a clean, even heat
and a lasting: satisfaction? t . ' ^r
? ?ter|efet?<^?Oil Cook Stoves are y;:
M
gladly show t^?in. ' '
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