The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, June 29, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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FOR SALE
POR "SALE-Indian. Motorcycle, 1914
twin cylinder in good running
shape, $90.00 each. Address Oconee
Auto Gara gc, Seneca, 6. C.
FOR SALE-Ono International -Gaso- j
line, 12 horse power; one Meadows
Burr Grist Mill, capacity 10 to IC
busr-els pe? fe~"T; cns J~.br. TVysr*?
corn cracker,, capacity 20 to 251
bushels per hour; one John Deere!
whait and pulleys-all In first class [
.condition at low price, A. V.
Barnes, Lowpdesvltle, B. ?,
-? ? I? I I li .I 'li i -- I I
LORIANNE COFFEE SALE-Every I
size vuckag?, every day. fl cans
at Wc, 60 cont cans et 46c, 26 cent !
cans at 22 ?-2 o 20 cent cans at |
121-2C "It shorelyis good", and
I have plently ot lt for . tho rest I
of the year. C. N. Sutherlnni'. f
1 ?1 Weat Benson street.
AUTOMOBILE FOB SALE OR TRADE j
-I have on hand several firsto lass
slightly used automobiles ip good
running order which I viii nell ;\t
bargain prices or trade for horses
and mules. I baye a good milch
cow for'sale. J. 8. Fowler.
FOR ??EN?
S*?HV iRBNT-A desirable >jtore room
" and a 5-room house. We have calls
..tor's rooms, a 6 room bouse and nj
Otahd for colored restaurant: J.
' ' Alex. Neely, Munager Rentals,
? Frank & DaCaro?>s Realty Co.,
^aone'-ite;
FOB RENT-Ono furnlnhed room,
. close .in. ... Apply' 'phone 37.
FOB KENT-304 North Mein street,
eight large rooms, kitchen and bath.
Goo ?I location . for lodging and
boarding house. If interested see
ji^Mr, W? O. Broadwell, or 'phone
me at night, M, W . 5?o?n, Phone
WANTS
; ?I WANTED ;-Experienced installment
collector, one who : ls acquainted
with city and can furnish first-class
reference. Apply In own handwrlt
; ing,'"X. Y, Z.V care The Intelli
gencer.
. WANTED ~- Position. Licensed phar-,
maoist wanta position. Ten years
esperance. Can boga work at once.
.?:'?:' Address, "Druggst," care The In
telligencer.
. - . ? ' ' ...Hil I , i i'i'.' " 1 -.
'.f;; WANTED - All poultry and pigeon
greSi?an?cers to try our specially pre
?..-:>?. .., pared, ;. poultry and pigeon food. I
Any quantity. See us also tor all j
' ; , kinds or garden and field seeds.
McDonald SCed House, successors to j
Furmnn Smith, 'phono -104.
WANTED-Immediately one good j
second-hand ' half-horse power ni?
tof. Must -be cheap. Address X.
Y. 2.. care Intelligencer.
LOST
S&T
- .Sunday hotwoan Starr and |
tva, a bise* leather cane contain
ing cards with owner's namo. Re
word if returned $? Intelligencer or
?Ice. .
Orangeade
SI
We believe Orangeade should
be made from froBh fruit, and
from! the whole orange, net fort
. j toed witb ex;ract\ ,
-.--i -.>'?"-'.?"??* making Liggotvg ?ramr??
! cdo only select-rmit.ia used. By
fi special ' process tho juice ot thia
I fruit and tho aromatic oils fr?ta
j the ^r?Juge peel are extracted py
a spoclal fermu?a and incorpor
ated with ayrap-rdelleataVy tl*v
'.ejed~*u? ; served to ? you aa a
aettghttol. whslcscm* be/erage.
' Wi;"?jave the exeiasJve agency
??to->?m?&e* Orangeade in thia
city/- Na^'4lsna" yog fl?ke '. tn oar.
V'.e&ra?'ta? serve y*$-*'ttaag'. '
.Xkik refreshing; driatt.
3 e?rn?s
MISCELLANEOUS
SIXTY SOUTH HOUP:-It bas be*n
erroneously reported that Jim ?i-f?
rick has enlisted. It ls John B.
Derrick who has enlisted. Jim
ls still at tho Luucheonette selling
sixty sorts of soup.
THIS WEATHER is getting warm and
first class fish and meats are hard
to get and very high, but I om
btlll selling nt the winter prices
and keep my coolers at winter
timo temperature. Consequently
you got flBh and meats hore ns
fresh as in middle of December.
Call at 207 East Whltner street
and Inspect my place. Phone 292,
George Sanders, order man, Paul
Pinloy and W. J. Maness. jr., de
livery. W. J. Manees, the Sea
food Man.
DID IT ever occur to you that most of
the QUICK SALES and RENTALS
of property are made through
classified advertising? Try these
next tims you .?UT? lometnlng tur
sale.
I CAN s 12LL you my home place, No.
800 North Fant street, also a
three room house, No. 722 North
Pant street, with an adjoining
store room for an Investment. Both
properties well equipped with all
modern conveniences. The seve->
room house now occupied by i
R. Dodd. I will sell this prop
erty so the present rent that I
am getting would be good Invest
ment on your money. J. L. E.
Jones, 103 B. McDuffle stront.
CELLULOID-Wo can pnt celluloid in
your auto curtains any time and
won't detain you very long. Paul
E. Stephens.
WHY NOT Bet OUt 6,000 or 10,000 Nan
cy Hall or Catawba Yam potato
plants where you have -harvested
your grain. We will fur:,'.?li the
plants at 91.00 por thousand. Mar
tin Wood and Coal Co.
SLABS-For a short time X can supply
you with good) olear, thick low
country slabs at 98.50 per cord, de
livered. I will also appreciate your
orders for cotton seed meal sad
bulls. E. N. Wyatt, 'Phoao.lS2.
PRO*: 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy '
your Gas?l Ino and Motor Oils from
H. A. Caudle, the one arm gan man
ba tba comer next to Owl Drug Co.
He will appreciate your business
and always give* the utmost tn
vaina. H. A. Caudle.
WE ARB now bandung some fine
stall fed cattle and. selling tho very
boBt steak that'money can buy ?"or
SOO per lb. Plenty of vea', and
' mutton at market pri?e. Chicken's
I dressed and alive aa cheap aa you
caa buy- them in the country. ^ Also
plenty ol fish any day in the week.
Your trade will be appreciated.
Give us a trial. Phone 76S, Dob
bins* market, opposite Tolly's.
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-The de
mand tor our oil pork sausage ts
keeping us very. busy. They surely
ora tba highest grada on tho mar
ket Mad? from fresh pork carefully
selected and seasoned arila inst
enough tresa ground barba and
purs opie es to gira that very u?
usuai and delicious flavor distinc
tively Lindsay's. Phone your order
to 684, Th? Lily Wolta Market? 3.
ti. iLlndr.ar, Pronrletor.
DHYOE'S PAINT-The old ti tanti ? by.
Ute oldest palat makers in America
- and Cia.beat. Paint with DeVoe's,
tower gallons; wears tonger. W. L.
Prisser Lumber Co.
PROFESSIONAL AND "
B?S? CARDS
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Chbhplm, Trowbridge & Stases
DENTISTS
New Theatre ?a?&ag
. W. Wbitae* St
Dr. Wade H. Sherard
; DENTIST
?13 Foarth Fleer Bke&Sey 88*1.
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STANDING OF CLUBS'
South Atlantic.
Charleston.. .. .....6
Macon.4
Albany.3
Augusta.3
Montgomery.3
Jacksonville.2
Columbia.2
Columbus.1
Southern.
Won
New Orleans.43
Nashville...42
Atlanta.... .; ..37
Birmingham.32
Chattanooga.. *.. ..34
MempbiH.. .. .. ..29
Mobile. .. ..28
Little Rocfk...27
&3B?ti?B$e
Cleveland.. .".35
New York.35
Boston.. -.. ..33
Detroit. .. .,34
Washington... .% ..33
Chicago.32
St. Louis.. .. :. ..28
Philadelphia..'.. ..17
Won Lost PC
833
6G7
COO
500
500
333
333
200
Lost P.C.
24 C42
25
31
28
34
39
39
39
29
26
29
30
29
30
35
41
627
541
525
500
420
418
409
565
547
532
531
532
516
444
293
National.
Won
Brooklyn....35
.Philadelphia.. .'. ..31
Boston. .. ..29
New York..,..29
Chicago_.29
Pittsburgh....26
Cincinnati.28
St. Louis...28
LoBt P.C.
22 614
27
26
27
32
31
34
36
534
527
518
475
456
452
49S
$$ '$.$ $
A dollar do wu-A dol
lar a week or pay day.
That's the Simplified
Savings System way. On
ly you. can-pay in 'any
amount from 10c up each
wee-? or pay day.
Your' mono y hears Inter
est compound, quarterly.
Yours when you need it.
Every msn should Join the
Club.
Start any time-Com
plete in fifty payments.
The
Ihak of Anderson
The Strongest Bank
; in the County.
1 will pay:
For clean mixed rags $1100
per hundred.
For clean dry bones Soc per
hundred.
For mixed - Iron aoc per
hrndred. .
Good prices for r?bt?r i?nil
metals.
* SAMDISNER
Manning Street, Near Ble? Ridge
toa Ge.
Phono ?71.
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Baseball Results
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At New York 4; Philadelphia 3.
At Cincinnati 6; St. Louis 9.
At Boston 2; Brooklyn 3.
At Chicago 2; TMttsburgh 3.
At Chicago 2;" Pittsburgh 3. (Sec
ond game eighteen innings.)
AMERICAN
At Cleveland 1; Chicano 5.
At Philadelphia 7; New York 9.
At Washington. C; Booton 2.
At St. Louis 5; Detrolt'3.
SOUTHERN
Al Lit!lo Hock 0; Atlanta 7.
At Chstts50?ss. 5; Nsv. Qrletui i.
At Memphis 1; Birmingham 2.
At Nashville 4; Mobile 6.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
At Augusta 1; Columbia 8.
At Augusta 5; Columbia. 1. (Sec
ond game 7 Innings.)
At Charleston 5; Jacksonville 1.
At Charleston 5; Jacksonville 0.
(Second game 7 innings.)
At Columbus 0; Macon 4.
fit Albany-Montgomery, (not sche
duled.)
MARKETS
Local market.
Kew York Market, y
Oben High Low Close
July.12.93 13.06 12.93 13.06
Oct.. ,. ....13.16 13.20 13.12 13.20*
Dec... .. ..13.33 13.36 13.29 13.36
Jan .13.37 13.42 13.34 13.42
New York spots 13.10.
Receipts S.200.
Sales 4.000.
Spots 8.34.
Telegrams-Believe oil will have
further slight decline but would buy
them.
Journal of Commerce report Ala
bama, MisoiBK'lppi,- .Louisiana, Tennes
see season two 'jv/etk? lato. Boll
weevil numerous. Plenty ot grass
stands mixed, - plant ; strong and
small.:.' -.y-ffi t.v:'.
[??"??II.??.in I i .ill.i i I
For your furniture, Floors-i
in iici, everything around the
house. We have it in all colors.
io ?Hil
$3.25 per Gallon
Anderson'
Phono (517 189 North Xat? 'gt.
VIA
Blue Ridge and Southern
From A'nde?so?if S* C.
Rock HUI, S. C $4,4S
A?M-au?t Wining ?oKoge Summer
School. Tickets on salo June 12, 13,
ir, *?.; ift '80. v^tb'am? umit Juty
ti, mmm?? Mffi^A^
HANDFUL HELD ?I
FORT VAUX A WEEK
ATbousand FrenchmenTriedto
Hold Off Horde of Germans.
HAND TO HAND FIGHTING.
Besiegers Tock to Using Liquid Fir?
and the Brave Defenders at Last Had
to Give Wey Befcira Tremendous
Odds-Few Survivors Who Surren
dered Wara In Desperate Condition.
Port Vaux, which wes token, by the
Germans In their advance toward Ver- :
dun, France, bad been practically be
sieged for ninety days before It foll.
Paris newspapers estimate that lt CC??.
-the Germans 100,000 men to capture
the fort ' *
When the situation ot last became
critical tho commandant, Chief of
Battalion Raynal, a tried soldier, who
had risen from the ranks, had hardly
more than 1.000 men with whom to
continue the defense. His task was to
bold the half ruined fort against over
whelming masses of infantry, support
ed, by more than 100 batteries cf heavy
guns. Re-enforcemei)ts could not reach
bim owing to the terrible efficacy of
the German lire.
For a week, alone and unaided, be
and his men held out against very
great odds. Two companies of Ger
mans were already installed in a ditch
of the northern basUon,"and after three
days'that position had to be abandoned
by ..the French.
Raynal then withdrew to the central
redoubt He was still able, to commu
nicate ut night with tbs main.body,
and ono of the last messages sent waa
that whatever happened be would nev
er surrender. Ho kept bis word. Step
by step the Germans advanced from
the west and south, gradually narrow
ing the circle surrounding tho fort.
Messengers Volunteer. -
Every night Raynal dispatched vol
unteer messengers.to General Nivelle
to inform him of the progresa of
events. Not one in five of these mes
sengers got through. .} '
At 3:50 o'clock one morning an
officer from the French.lines managed
lu the darkness to crawl through the
German cordon and reach the redoubt
where Raynal Was holding out The
German artillery'was still pounding in
cessantly ot the roofs of the vaults?
whera .the carxlsou had token refuge.
The officer succeeded in returning to
' th? French' lines and reported the des
perate condition of the survivors. .
The fighting of the two previous days
had been awful. Whole German regi
ments nt one stage tried to advance
against the western bastion, where tw o
batteries of fleldpieccs were posted.
They were met with a point blank fire
and annihilated. One company "climb?
ed to within sixty yards of the guns,
bot could get no farther. Several Ger
man assaults were repulsed only after
violent hand to hand fighting,
...Wn?? at' last the assailants reached
the principal entry they were mat by
a counterattack,, the garrison '.making
use pf their rifle butts., knives .andfist*
abd even their steel, helmets, which
they held by the Strap and swung Uko'
: nuces. The Germans employed lach
I ry m os al G he Us, bombs and liquid fire
throwers in great, numbera. ^.
Gave Way tuon by Inch.
foch by inch the enfeebled def enders
receded, and when at last, worn out by
seven da watching and fighting, they
were incCjvablo of further effort, - fresh
enemy troops rushed the fort and cap
tured the handful of heroes who re
mained.
Nothing ?s known yet of the fate of
Chief of Battalion Raynal,, who was
gazetted on Tuesday s commander ot
thc Legion of Honor for his gallant de
fense. He bau been wounded several
times in />ha present war.
- Seven days of : terrific bombardment,
added to many prenons periods bf
bombardment of IcS3 intensity-, had re
duced tho fort to little moro th;tu a
iain. Its possession ls still a matter
of fmportacica Ci: tba Vjrt?w? opera
tions, ucwevnv because off.Sfe? *elgbt
whlca It crowns and' from . which it
had been ania to sweep* th? ravine to
the north as well as th? slopes of tao
Menso heights to the east
? Although thc 'position, so far as nat
ural defenses were concerned, waa one
tiS thc most difficult, tv attack ?si-SHt
baale, ot the r!ver? it was selected fcy
tho Germans l? preference to .. other
points of leta natural strength oc^aaso
from ita position on the extreme east
ot the line lt retolved tho least ?upu*t
from the flanking batteries on the otb*
er bank.
.". '. Fadng ,< {jj*'* Germs** onV th? rfejht
bank cMbe river fa tba, Jina from
ViMMa Tarra to the fot^-ol^vRla
and Ta vannes, both situs ted en heights
of zt*ti natural strength.
- Sema;Of the languages the'Mitta- bas
nano, Chlppewsyan. Coptic. TJaJak, X?>
feels. Eromanga, Gitano, OnjeraU,
H*aft?, ?alaa, Ho?onou?Siiasal, Kim**,
W?mmWa?ft^'ij^^:x^ MR. -
tacase . MaUseet, M?cdm??o. Ulcwae,
Moans**,M**koifce, Mama?ouai
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PEARL NECKLACES
Tho nccklacc of pearls, like all simple and beautiful
things, is always fashionable. , , . .- ?
. / . '.' m : ; V.'iY . ';
And it is doubly fashionable in these days of low cut
blouses. It reBts gracefully upon the bare, throsft, lend
lng subtle and effective adornment.
. * r - j ? ? ?'. . ? '
Wo have some exquisitely matched necklaces of "not real"
Pearls, Infinitely leas enpenslYe ahan the Oriental gems
' , .. ' yet .possessing a lustre that ls eanally beautiful.
MARCHEANKS & BABB
??orU? kain Kireet Jewelers At tho Sign of tho ?hj Watcb.
11 ? m."" ? 1 " ' .'." ' '? .1 ' 1 > '"... ?' ""
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
??? L. BRISSEY LUMBER GO.
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We Clean Children's Clothing
We dry clean and press all articles 'of children's clothing at c&fces
that are commensurate with the amount of work required.
Children's suits, dresses, wraps, etc., are KC inexpensively fcept in
perfect flt and appearance by our process thp.L it's really not economy
to neglect sending the garment:? to use when soiled or mussed. .
- ?. , ' ' ' . .?: .- .
. Consett us about; work.of this, natura. " . .: \v, - .;
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We cuil tor work and deliver lt free ol charge
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Anderson Steam Laundry
' - - '.- : Thon??. ';: ' V\-,
ChU?ren Cry for Fletcher's
?fee ?ind You Have Always Bonglit, and wlUch baa been
Sn nae iou over SO yearn, W borne ?ie^?ffiSSr?^
' - J ?* Qnd ?108 been mario under hld per? '
j^^^^^g sonni supervision slnco its in?a?wy*
AKow no one to deceivevn?*T
All Counterfeits,Imitation?and ?. Just-ns-pooS? nrebut
Experiments t?ir.t tri flu with and endnn?c? tho brakh o?
Infanta and ^
e*?terta_is a J?arndeas snbstltaie tor Castor 0\?a ^n*^
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor cAtcrxStniS v
an? *Uay s Feverishness* For moro than thlrfrv wara lfc
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