The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, July 14, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Iron
[EW goods daily fo; our Big ?O Days
Factory Outlet Sale. Don't fail to
visit our store when you come to town.
Read our Sale prices and watch the win
dows for specials every day.
Clothing Sale Prices.
Men's Suits.
$4.98, $5.98, $6.98,
$7.08, $8.50, $9.90,
$10.00, and. $12.50
You save from $2 to
, $5 on &suit in this sale.
Biz Shirt Sale.
Prices?25c, 37c, 39c,
48c, 79c, 98c.
Men's Hats,
50c, 98c, f?'M $1.79,
$1.98, and $3.50.
7 bars Gold Band
Soap for 2Sc.
Embroidery Sale. .
18-in embroidery, Sale
? H price 10c. c
10c Chamihray 5c.
M -
$1.50 to $2.00 slippers
out on table. Your
choice 98c.
Men's Slipper S?le.
$3.00 and $3.50 out
on table. Your choice,
$1.98.
Red Iron Racket
THE BIG FACTORY ??tlET S ALE
You will be doing yourself
a good turn by installing a
G,AS RANGE. ^ We sell
them tinder the strongest
g??mhtek
Easy fernis?$2 down and
$2per montb- ^
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Secretary I>unlcls,;3^es Quartet of
*igwers. > -^W'
, Wsr.hlugton,. V^flfy^U J0.~8ecw?lOjrtf
Daniels announced today ,thajt four
now dreadnauglite, beginning with
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il
P?B??ton,
1 Is alfetekenldW
. M ri ?; ? >".v'
that ono musthey?a..??frgo;?ttn't.o? moaey to;$tenafifc;account Some,
ot our largest depositors today made a b^glnnln^,wrf^^nail amounts/Put
ihe, difference Betw^n;yo^.;ideh^evanfi youfl W*g? toithla bank, and ybu
will always, bo "aboa? of.th0 gamo." !-t-'-/;a;.r.TO?^ ,v: '/.v.'.' ' -'?.
:.w0^k* ? specialty of small notes-running from $25 to $100. Bring
them to us.
?g .1
> '<-:- .:
the* new vessels, rthat-. theV secretary
?fTtbe w*y ha?\the priytt^roTrnito-;
|*jg*;qusttet of l^^hii>s.SsWith..tte
*?e?*$r***tod .*a^e?ups,-^ver> estate
in the Unk>n'a?rw^haa ..:b^ battle
Virginia; Colorado^ ^Pj^,. -
Ul ?be*!future^. th?/Lnaa^ ' crul^_
^s^^|<elw|sUbe. known as the San
MUD SLINGING
NOT APPROVED
SALUDA VOTERS REFUSE TO
APPLAUD SPEAKERS
I YESTERDAY
A RECORD CROWD
The Largest Gathering This Year
Heard the Speakers For the
State Offices
(Special to The Intelligencer)
Saluda, July 10.?The quietest and
probably the largest crowd of the yeife
attended the campaign meeting of
candidates for state offices here to
day. About 1,000 persons were pres
ent, including probably BOO women,
who listened to the speeches and re
fused to, applaud.
Speeches or some candidates were
charged with bitterness and person
alities.
William C. Irby directed a sarcas
tic attack at John G. Richards, rcfer
the greatest increase of prosperity to
statement of Richards that "riVvspa
per oligarchy" is fighting, him.
"The Kuill y heart always find* fear
in the imagining," he exclaimed.
The attacks directed against An
drew J. Bethen, candidate for lieuten
ant governor (by h's opprnx uts at
the Lexington' meeting drew stinging
replies today who i aspirants for this
office office again exchanged bitter
personal attacks. Bethen charged
that the record of B. Frank Kelly as
ers of his uufitness. He descrtnei
a member of the dispensary winding
up commission Bhould satisfy the vot
Kelly's work In that body as a ''mon
umental- failure."
With a warning that he vsouUl each
day devote a part of his tim ? to the
attacking of the record?, o? his1 oppon
ents, particularly . Kelly's, who he
I said started the use of personalities,
Bellica closed hie speech..
In this connection Kelly told (hat
he was active in securing a warrant
for the arrest of Thonias 11. Felder
of Atlanta, which has resulted in Fol
der remaining without- the faint?.?, ht
said. I . - .
statistics and reports from various
county superintendents of. education
were read by John G. Clinksuale..* with
the Intention of showing- $bo .present
great need of a statc-v/ido,compulsory
The adoption of a rural credit law
Richards and Churlcs Carroll SlrauiB
who sanfewhnt at-length , expressed
their opposition to ta stMorwide low
Richards is strongly opposed, he as
sorted, rb any law of'that kind, while
I school attendance law*?-.
This -statement. was said to be the
reply id Mr. - Manning's .queries as ..to
-the source of funds for .flne. operation
of a law* tof -nature.' u- \
t-A strenuous combined attack, on
I r tat e-w4de : compulsory education- was
made, by Mendel; Lv Smith, John G*
Mendel ] Smith approved the local op
tional Idea;;'].y- : t
-Sims declared ^'cftmtfulsory edu
cation is. simply a scheme to raise a
giant fund by taxation for reckless
expenditure." ... - <> .
Richard I. .Manning also, advocated
the local option"5or'fn.' Mr*. Manning
made a splendid Imslncs^.sneecli.
Solicitor Robert A. Cooper made a
strong plea for increase of-cducatlon
ol facilities, particularly for .the rural
districtsI and the poorer communi
ties.
to Bledslsm and denied the reiterated
ring, to Rich a rd's. recent "conversion"
Browning as the means of bring in;:
was suggested by Lowndes' J.
the farmers.
John T. Dancftn told of "The Sys
tem." .
Mullally.was absent.
Shortly after the meeting 'opened,
interest was aroused by the exchange
of sharp attacks on each other's per
sonst end puouc rc-eorus? oy- Aumtani
General Moore, seeking reelection,
and M. C. Mills, his opponent .
Attorney General Thomas H.- Peej
I pies and Comptroller General A. W.
I Jones were absent
James A. Summersott, can d Ida ta for
Comptroller general, while discussing
Jones' record told that $34,000 of
Lexington county money .was possibly
lost with other deposits in the defunct
Lexington. Savings iBank, "deposited
there by nn)\uditor bonded by the Gulf
oHuiS ir'pi i?c?n ???k, RiOnSj,
thick wilh a mlstnrc of gage
' ?:,' - Tea and Sulphur. >.
The old- thne'. mixture of Sage Tea
pnd Sulphur for darkening- gray,
streaked, and faded hair Is grandmoth
er's treatment, and foiks are again
using ifc-to- keep their hair , a -good,
even color, which -is quite sensibles as
we are- living in an, age when a youth
ful appearance Is of the greatest ad
vantage. 1
Nowadays, thopgh, wo don'.t /have
the troublesome task of gathering th?
sasc-siiths aic??y mining ?? -boom.
AU drugstores .sell the r*sdy-to-uee
product/ cal??t "Wyeth'e Snge and Sut
^J*M^JR^'4?}f?'fpr about 50 cents
s*b**?!r*i It *i very popular becauso
aot-s?? ?rafe(%i?Ver.' 11 has been ap
plied. ; pimply: moisten your oomb br
e soff,ionisa" with., it. and dn^w^this
through, xour. hair, taking one small
Strand at a time!; by morning the gray
hair dlsappry.ra, tr?. what delights
th?'- ladles. wlthU Wyeth W? Sage, and
Sulphur ? that besides beautifully
darkening the hair, tiUr a few ap
plications, it ialso produces that soft
lustre and appearance of abidance
which is>o attractlro; besides, pt>
vents dandruff. Itching scalp and fall
ing hair, fcvane Pharmacy^ agents.
Coin
One of the few Class "A1
Board of Education M. E. Cl
institution.
In faculty, equipment, de
South Carolina educational n<
ia tho South. Nowhere chn fjj
bio, one of the loading* educntii
executive departments of Soutl
Tho comfort, health and r
fireproof buildings located in a
aro thoroughly ventilated, boat
purv^t water.
.The fnculty is exceptional
Universities of tho North and !
, Tho counso of st:uly'ia cai
University plan, .blowing stu
every department. Decrees
are conferred. 1914 Term lieg
For Descriptive Ca
REV. W. W. DANIE
and Atlantic Company," in which
I Siimniiirontt claims Jenes is intcrc"tc:i
His ideas of compulsory education
were explained hy A. Q. Bricc, candi
date for attorney general, who denied
Peoples' charge at Lexington that he
k'Oted for a bill with thiB provision.
.The party was entertained at a bar
becue dinner as the guests of the as
sistant United States district attor
ney, B. W. Crouch.
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, US? SALTS
(Ifi your back U aching or Bhidder
bothers yon, drink lots of water and '
; efll less meat.
When your kidneys hurt and your
back' feels Sore', don't gcV Geared and
proceed to load your stomach with-a,
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate -the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys, clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which' re
moves the - body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal activ
ity.' The function of the kidneys is
to-filter the blood. In 24 hours .they
strain from it 500 grains of acid and
waste, ?o we can' readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the.
kidneys active.
! Drink lots of water?yon can't drink
too much; also get from any pharm|*
cist about four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonfnl in a glass of wa
t('r before brealgcnst euch- morning
for a few days and your kidneys will
act One. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with iithia and has
been used for generations to clean
and stimulate cloggod kidneys; also
to neutralize the acids in urine so it
is no ongcr Is a source of irritation
liiUB end b?u??er weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithla : water drink - which everyone
should take now and, then to keep
their kidneys clean and .active. , .Try
this also..kqep .up the, water, drinking
and no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney -trouble and
back ache. ' Evans Pharmacy, agents.
CANDIDATES WtLL |
SPEAK AT PARK I
Andeison Voters Anxious to Hear
the Senator,. Governor ' and ? r
Two Other Atpirants ; ;|
?tff, y . . 1 i '. ..." r:
A number of Andersen people wijl
go to Greenwood Saturday morning to
hear the candidates for the United
States senate. The meeting at Spar
tanbnrg was attended by a crowd
from here. The candidates speak at
Abbeville next and then, at Anderson.
The Greenwood Journal of Friday
afternoon says;
^'Everything is in readiness for. the
sneaking at the court house Satur
day at 1. o'clock.' The above hour
I was decided upon so that the mill
people ,and others who live, out of
?he-city, can have iho : opportunity or
attending. Several extra police will
be on duty and every effort will bo
made to keep.down. \ any disturbance
that might arise. Large crowds are
expected to attend the -Creepwood
mooting fr0n3 .heac.-hy towhS.
'The .Order of . speaking will be as
follows: W. P. ?pUeckr' Senator-.)?- D.
Smith, Coin L. Blesse and, L. ?. Jen
nings."
' lb has been announced that the sen
atorial campaign party, which comes
to {Anderson , next Wednesday, will be
gin at ,10,0'clock, hi ,the morm>g when
the candidates for the office of United
. states., senator 7 from ; South Carolina
I will speak at Buena Vista park.. A
speaker's stand m t<> be erected, judt
m ' ..
imbi?, South Carolina.
" Colley for Wonion in the South, a rank of honor given it by the
lurch South, on account of tho high character of work done by the
. . ,1 ' ' ' ' i"'t
tildings and location, Columbia College offers tho young women ot.'^j1
iv an tapes unequalled clsowhoro in the Stato and surpassed nowlierb,,,
i tho State can young ladies sue, hear and learn so much as at Colum> .n,,:
snnl centers of the South, and tho seat of tho legislative, judicial and i ?
i Carolina. .uc< , j .-?!
afety of tho student have been carefully provided for. Tho handsome
beautiful campus of twenty acres overlooking tho City of Columbia^
od by steam, lighted by electricity and abundantly supplied with the
ly strong and competent, being drawn from tho leading Colleges and '
East as well as from France and Germany-, ? ... ... ..
refully graded and thorough at every point It is arranged on the'.,."<'
dents to outer tho cluss they are prepared for, as fur as possible in .
of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Literature and Bachelor of Science
jns September 24. ...
talogue and 1914-15 Announ??inentr Address
>L, D. D. President,
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Columbia, S. Htiffl
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{! New Ratine Skirts
and pr?t
Kit i . :
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just the best
tiest you've s
son .
The prices. range from
' ? wii?&m > ' '
^$1.50 t? $3.50
arid they fit-*- ^miw?*
By express yesterday
at $1.00 and up to $?.5?
New Notions,
iery and lots
hew things.
Bargains to beat the
band throughout the
store ? Try shopping
h?re Monday and ! text
week?-it's easy?T
hew ;Hos
of other
insldo the gate of tho park.and under
the shade of the trees. This will be
.tbfi -best spot- .in the city for, the
speaking to take place.
- Anderson, voters ; are. already f amU
liar wUh the careers and the abilltr r?
Senator Smith and.Oovetmr r ; !
but few of them know \vr r> ; - v uf
Chersw or-Mayor -.t^tt^iij?,W Sumter.
fiow?ver. H Is believed , that both the
latter,gentlemen will be well received
in Anderson.
When You
, i fpiri^^pts Ind.lsW ", ,
in s ;cc?>sltton d>{fci w% the
habits and customs of l^m?r?can In
dians/a boy deeply Impressed. with
their free-and-easy life wrote the fol
lowing: 'Tho Laisas-bad-few law*
but they were well violated."
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iri Anderson,
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