The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, February 20, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
IMPORTANT
:: NOTICES :;
FOR 5?LE
For 8*1??Gentle mnro. will work
any whepe. 11 years old, weight
between 900 and 1.000 pounds. Price
$135.00. Reason for Hulling good
Apply to Box 39
2-18-6tp & tF i> 2 Anderson
"~?WANTED?
Pom of aU VnrJtles. Pay highest
Pri?es.
JNO. A. McGIlX,
The Spot Cash Grocer
FOR SALE
FOB SALE?House and lot where 1
now lire and vacant lot adjoining on
east. House has eight rooms and
kitchen, butler's pantry, bath room,
electric lights and sewerage. Price
right, terms right L. B. Norryce.
$011 SALE?Farm, 105 acres, beauti
fully located, pear city, good dwell
ing, four tenant houses, two barns,
gin house, land level and easy of
cultivation, at a price that Ip a
bargain. Come to see us quick or
Write. Burrlas- Realty Company.
1-9-tf.
-gase-~
atlli bave a lot oT-jpood land in
tracta to suit yon. rPvtces varying
\ from ten dollars to ib?rjy^five per
acre. All well located.-, Write to me
at McCormlck, 8. C. ; :
Joe rC. Edmunds.
WANUr
WAKTFD TO BUY^Wltl buy any
time, fiat cattle, hogs and calves
' X have customers for and contracts
to furplBh. I buy hides and tallow.
The Tensers want my hides.
1 W, Whttner St. Phono 694or 695
B? 9. HENDERSON
At LIUy White Market.
The wholesale and abattoir man..
?-. I .>,
Great Bankrupt Sale
The bankrupt stock of H. E. Simp
q, consisting of dry goods, rhoee, so
ns, clothing, pants, cap?, men's
ta, groceries, and hardware will go
sale Saturday. February 21st, at
low first cost. Terrasi of-sale, cash,
member the goods are all new end
and must bo sold.
H. E. 81MPSON,
FD1, Piedmont. 8. C.
t
hotick of elbctiow
There will be an election
School House for the \
\ District No. 8, 'Saturday. _
Slat, 19LL*n the question of
ta. ?nodal tax of six mills on
[f of the taxable property of said
' to bo used (Or General school
_i. Polte open at 7 a. m., and
at 4 p. m. All votera must eg?
WgUtraUon ticket, and tax re
By order of the County Bear?
tiou.
J. B. FELTON.
imiCH of FINAL sbttlkmbnt
. All persons holding claims against
to ostate of w. f. Wgattr iaaeaMd.
i hereby notified to niesaat ^em
once, duly attoetajL.,.1
ana olnnsbted to sale
pieass settle santa,
rith the undersigned.
^0?S*?m?** f?^mlash ai mf S
to the probate judge of Anderson
tnty for final a cottlement o< said
ate and a discharge from my office
executor.
j. h. ayvATT.
? V1?11 ?
'HE SANITARY
BARBER SHOP
Sterilised tools and Jlean linen
V>'?ced on every customer by First
Class workmen. Give un a trial
and'be convinced. 0% A, MaCleAn,
T. C. Farmer, J. Lw Bajnpey,
TZjjj^^Jl^tgL'J!- Jl1 -'_I -J.' - - - u
Th? Busy Bee Cafe
;~frn?<'
N?r?*?ag| fickls?. Anna* of ail.
New, Neat Clean, Sanitary
Service and Popular
.'
?wrders a specialty
BfWfWaesjSMffsa
fio Ba*W Shop
laundered towoja, high grade
e??.?Kj??aJe8?BA barhsca, On?
its-he please one customera
??- ae>.: .ne. ..//"'"'i .3
"!S^JffX*'L#"J.L^l!?!l*ip
16 Oyster IC?wff nyevj
~" ?8el?jj-- :
its aioHi Cff4K$eri#?
Let Year went* he Macs
--miuuNeftNs ?*~
W* J. Manes*
?tns 0TWR jrjwir
m m et?ii
1!
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Southern Railway Officials Say
That They Will Be Glad to
Change Service if Possible
la iliM-iiKftiuK with Anderson outg
uess wn the present'railroad facili
ties furnished this city by the South
ern railway, W. K. BfrGcc. an ofiioial
the Southern, Haid that his company
was an&ious to do the very best it
could for people of Andemon in the
way of Survice and that he would he
glad at aay time to make recommend
ation relative to improving the ser
vice, if it was feasible for his company
to do so. *?
When asked for an opinion conce.n
ing a through Pullman train from An
derson to Atlanta, Mr. McOee said that
he thought such u move on the part
of his company would be. a good step
and that-he knew it would be of great
benefit to Anderson people. He said
that if a proper schedule for such -t
service could be worked out that he
would have no hesitancy in recom
mending it.
Discussing tho matter of running
the motor car, now operated between
Greenville and Anderson on'to Wal
halla from this place Mr. McGce said
that in his opinion the main objection
to this is the fact that the'motor car
has certain connections which it
must make in Greenville and to con
tinue the run on to Wallialla Would
inftkn. this Impossible. Ho said that
another motor car could be purchased
but this is hardly desirable, since the
car, its,,use at,.present has never been
vcrsj ^satisfactory, requiring^ a groat
frequently. U< , v ^
Me said; however, that- ' U might
prove SPsajbls to operate one motor
car a day all Wie way through to Wal
halla, which-woald be a great improve
ment in tho present service.
Mr. MoGee is one of tita- most ofll
dont of the Southern's oflk-lals and he
Is anxious to .comply with,, tho wishes
of Anderson people so far as it may
be possible.
OF LOYAL HIS
tn celebration of. the 50th annivor
t aery of the founding er the order of
fXnlghts of Pythias, Anderson Knights
ant night gathered! In their caa?e
lajl and held special ritualistic ?cr
ivions in commemoration of the cvacjl
U was one et the wont interesting ex
ercises ever eHfcad here and every
/..The fehtbre of t&e ay.cnhM? was tho
ritual . furnished by thVgrand lodgo
bar UBe ou this occasion. It con
tained many Infarnatlofr naravr^ithu
and during tho course Of this* cere
mony the elpseet et^aiUm of every,
member was commanded.
Dr. W. II. Frassr. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of 'And?-son de
livered a splendid address, his re
marks being confined to fraternal ism
in its various phases. Dr. Fraser re
viewed the good accomplished by tho
w?vfc auu Ksxo his henrors a clearer
conception of the duty of brother to
brother.
G. CuUen SuUivan one of the weJJ
I known local knights made a splendid
andres?, dealing with the past, pros*
ens. and future of the order. He spoke
o^the Ideais oatoriejned when the or
der woe first established of those
weals, having been attained, of newsy
Ideals 4topo* and ambitions batog
bnnpchnd and of tho success of ovary
plan formed. He was given the
|<lc?e*t attention hy all Lis hearers
aud bis address made a deep impres*
felOU.
Offleer? of Ihs , local . lodge of
fXnJgU? of Pythian feel that, the apr
ir'?vc iliBl MfVfM. nguai VAT* ?
impetus to the work that
trying to dp and they feet
tC|a?;.renewed spirit must *
imbued In tho members,*
night's celebrate n.
DIED AT
CITY
Mrs, Rroylea,
County Woanan,
A Uns
Mr*. Broyles, an sBST^ ftinia
?Oknly woman who ha? pce? r,i lor
I some tlmo. died yeeteMfiffi the An
[dersOa county. hospital,. 'Mrs. Boylcs
had been ah inmate c#^^Aaderaoo
county home for the past three years.
Aho'ttt one week ago ahn became -Ul
und was brought to tho aoapJtel
whero every ppssiblefeffort >*as nfgde
In save i^r life, physician* fUN* nurs
es alike leeytng nothing undone that
(cauld bo done for her comfort. Not
withstanding th?se offorts the ond
Jeamo yestorrt*y morntpg.
HAS NEW HE/
M*. ft**m C little Was tfaaat r*
By the Palmetto
rvif tciytan
MILITARY COM DAM Y.? ... .
At a rensteg* reeeakg of' the sen
heas ot the Patoette Rienaun la the
amory Jar* night. It wee decided fp
for?a a reorganisation and Mr. Louis
C, I.tgon was chosen cnp;nth, |fr,
ivingstone
Most cheap pi
anos are m or e
expensive than high priced
ones. What little musical
virtues they have at ^ first
tinkles out in a few
months. The Livingstone
is the least expensive
piano ever offered
in any market because it Is
a high priced piano sold at a
low .price. It gives you good
music that will last, at a price
that pute It within the roach
of all.- The more you investi
gate this statement, the more
certain you are to prove to
your own satisfaction that
this is true.
TJIK LIVINGSTONE |H AS
HOOD AS OUR WOBU
mm ft SPEARMAN
Music House
Bleckley
Anderson,
Building
W^V. >-? t.?. . m
fjgojn/ls in Charleston and it could j
not been apprised that ho has been
would accept, but it Is thought likely]
that he will. Sergeant Bradshew was]
advanced to llr?t lieutenant and Mr.
JJoa. T. Tmwhrlrl tro rnmiilnaH ;eccr4 \
lieutenant, having declined the cap
taincy.
Capt R. J. rumor resigned the
captiapcy. Eonje Months ago a?dfi
kopV bqerj approftefl that he hae
relieved front dutjr. hut his iucrq
business interests mage it Impossible I
rhrjtiua uV be with the company.
e*ptetp-ekst Ugon Is at pxcaent
the emmuur eereeaai. le a well;
trained military man, and has a Cita
del training. He would have boon a !
West Pointer but for the weakness of]
bis eyetj. He loves, the military lifci
a?4 is expected to bring the company]
u? to n high standard. Mr. Brad
nds. The^new ?fflnsrs wiii of\
course have to s .and an examination. |
immon to have
NEW ?7,00fr SCHOOL
The Ways and Means ot be De
cide4?Sowe Waat
Mo Bonds
There was a meeting of the peoplo
of the Lebanon section yesterday to
discuss agriculture education and
eoe&tng. The latter was sandwiched
in between and was admitted by all
to. be a very successful part of the
gay. -In the morning Messrs. Lott of
Bdgefield and Rothrock of this cohn
ttg. Cam demonstrators, told the en?
lnesahled people of the need ol rota
tion ot crepe, -deae plowing, etc, a**
legntelneA eeejorhUng seienUSaaJly.
Then came the. delightful picnic j
aner, served by the rplondid.
I men of that seetien. After o?i? teere!
wan a general discussion of the mat
ter of raising mosey to r^pwc the
present frame school betiding with eJ
new one which will be tlie prldo of
the communtty ami the envy of
.whole. State. County Superintend
FeHnn, ' Soot. C. Ho0%m
Croneh of Barnwell and Mfr> J. M.
gadget of Anderson, were called up
on to explain the matter. to the
TJs. The superintendent of
school, Mr. Coleman, presided.
Miter this there wen powerful "aav
gufytn' " as to the best way to pro-,
foeed. Some of the patrons; repre
raeated in part by Mr. Robbing and Mr.
M. B. Rdshar?eon, believe that t?<e
money can moot easily he raised by a,
bond issue. " '
On the other'hand Mr. Lawrence
Thompson and other* contend wSKlS
lot of sense on their side, as weil as
loa the other, that the money can be
I rained by eopulax subscriptiorr. 11
feeemeri to bo about tlie sense of the;
meeting to try ' to raise the money
by (Suhaerlptleni and failing to thin
then to ask for a vote on a hood infra*!
of. 16,000. .
tnWMkm Bsaith broke up the meet
ing with some of hie run. and every
body left in a good humor, all deter
mined to havo a handsome school
hawse, and to leave the ways and
means to be. decided later. Tb? gas*
school house nay cost about $7,000 as
(the county win put sores money 'nto,
lKS HH.H LASS* u&Ktm
Wfe?shh4?ton, V>h 1?.-Hearings on
I new laws to rsgalato graxigg on aee
areMo peWlo laM? w?t oegln hern,
'March s a* the result ot a conf?rence
t?d*r hetween F??n#eoanUtlve Kwt
of CeiUerola. Chief FoeoeSer Oravca
and Psa?fcSan? Wtteea. The legfela
Jtteo wH4 eSeet^tne meat supply. Mr.
Keex vsto tne wosldea* naach idle
territory could be used for oat He
raising If new taws bermUivd.
BBS ii mm
m ne m
Red Men WU1 Put On Their War
Paint for Meeting Held at
Pelzer Saturday
(lied Mm <ui Andjekeoo an* making
pgeparations lor going to Pelzor to
morrow afternoon to take part in tbe
spring meeting o ftbe tenth d I: Uric*
of a Iii ? Btato. The exercises aie '.o|
ho held in the afternoon and Peter
will itave the honor of entertaining
"warriors" from Anderson, Green
ville, i'iokeus and Oconee counties.
This Is annually one of the chief'
events of the year with Anderson Red
.Men and members of that order in I
Anderson will attend in force. It was
said here yesterday that there would
he large delegations so go from Tc
cuuiseh, Generostee and Tugaloo
tribes of this city and It is expected
that Anderbon members of tbe order]
will take an active pact in the delib
erations of the body. .Tbe senior sag.
amore of this organisation Is W. E.
Gilbert of HAaaa Path-.
One of the chief events of the meet
ing to be held tomorrow.afternoon will
he the award of the banner to the best
drilled degree team in the tenth dis
trict It is* expected that Anderson
lodges wil lenter the contest, but none
of thcui cun feel sure of success, since
this district is said to boast of some
of the best drilled teams in the state.
The Honea Path lodge VS/iked off with I
this trophy last year and it is said j
that they again feel confident of be
ing able to win, having already sig
nified their Intention of entering and!
contesting for the honor.
Tit.' annual meeting of the state or
der of Bed Men will: take place this
year In Sock i*i?? some time in tbe.
month of April, wfcMp Abe National as
sociation is to moot in Fortlaud. Mo.
WILL ATTEND EfthiKAGK MJaET.
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago. Feb. 1?-?Officers of the
National Drainage Congress today re
ceived word iron* Sir 'William. Wlll
! cocks, builder of the- Asouan dam in
Egypt, an authority on. river regula
|t!on, that he would attend trio meet
ing or drainage experts which la to
be held in Savannah, ApYil 25 to 27.
- ! mli -
few days in
cots.
Ernest F.
merchant of LofgBfeiyilt?; was K,\he.
city yesterday,
Mrs. T. if. '^rnipy a ltd daughter,
s Irma, have returned to their
Miss Carrie Belle Cooler. has re
I turned to her borne In' WSilameton.
[following a abort visit to friends
there.
w. c. Cox baa retuenedi to his
( home at Hon** Patli foUnxifhg u short
l business visit to Anderson.
John P. Gosse it ? prominent W?
liiamston citizen, spent yesterday in
the city.
i
F. M. Cox bag returned, to Bel ton
I following a abort visit to Anderson.
E. P: Calhoun of Chester was among
I tho business visitors to the etfcy yes-!
Iterday.
jCw. Harper of Seneca, spent a few
[ hours In the c?ty, ye3toroaw a guest at
j tee Obsajyla, Hesel.
R. 0. Dunning of Cojtosafcta was
I a woo g tho business visitors to the ctfcy
I yosterday. \
A. L. Heath of Aucusia. Oa.. ha#<
jncon epenJiog a law dege In, the city
T. W. Mellan c? Gr-ee*;woc/1. ia spend- j
ling a^ewr days in the crty on bust-!
Mb?s ,UUUn WUcox of Eibjwrtoo.
Oe., has .bean spending aeverai dajrs
In the .city <aa tbe guest of her moth
er, Mrs. O. F.!.ToHy.
J. -ft. Murdoch, of Martin township
lapent a f-< * hours In the eUy yester
day. ^
.J? H. Moore of the 2UdO section)
Was among the business visitera to
jthe city yesteedny. '^?SEME"? '
.
K. H Waieom of Wullejffftea was
[In toe city yeataedgy for hours.
fi: a Fant an* W?*deo?'-*?a)pB*cll
were hnsdsM.%WNA''4?i|h^Wn
JvHtp to epead yeeterdayM? tbe -rity.
Oscar MteCurry or Martta township]
I was.among..the visitors to, spend y^e
[terrtay ta Anderson \
J. C. Sitten or Brushy Creek spent j
I? ?6* hours in tho dir Ii.jjjltfl" I on]
\{ . insse.
L. P. Pottlgresy of ibe Corner neigh- j
Ihorhood was a besiaoue visitor to An-]
[dersos yostaxd*y. *
.'
W. N. Horben of Ceat rev i
jjthe cltp yesterday for a fish hoaye.
S, W. Pftlcrson of tbe Fork seeion
tpent yeeterdew V< Aedereen on buel
T. P. McK?nnoy of Marthn- townnhta
Itofda*" ?>0*^?,, vto,tor to the; ehy yea.
j. 0, Wyatt of Charleston is spend
WOODMEN WOB
mumm
Almost 200 Members of Willow
Enjoyed Splendid Feast
At Park Last Night
I4to inc'.ojaent woatlier may have
carjaad some one to be disappointed
y?}btc;???y but not ?o with the meni
bere or Willow Camp of tbe Wood awn
of the World. Not one whit daunted
by the rain which had fallen through
out the day and even then continu
ing, about 177 members gathered at
the Masonic temple last nignt at 7 : :i<> |
I o'clock where street car tickets were
issued them for the ride to Bueao1
! Vista park. There the scene that,
'met their eyes defies description. '
Tbe pavillion had been most tastOrj
fully decorated for the occasion, the'
bright lights and flowers and music
all combining to make e. scene of
gaiety well nig! Impossible to de-|
scribe.
The banquet had hoea furnished by .
the Civic Association of Anderson and'
to this body is due the crodit for serv.j
ing a repast fully as splendid in ev
ery respect as anything of the kind
over attempted in Anderson before. I
The menu ol grape fruit, turkey., ham.'
cranberries, cal ails, olives, pickles and j;
In fact everything that man could de-j
sire, was more than appetising. I
The ofllcers of Willow camp had
been particularly1 fortunate in . the,
choice' of speakers j for this occasion.
The principal address 0 fthe evening
was that delivered hy 'Solicitor Hi A.
Cooper of Laurens, himself' a Wood
I man and a man with'a very Intimate
knowledge of WWdcra?t. ."Mr. Coor^
cr's speech was a gem. . .,
.Addresses wero also delivered by!,
Dr. John F. Vines, Dr.. J. W Speak?,1
Snv. Mr, Glbboaey, Rev. D. Wltner-j
unnon Dodge, T. Prank WstUlssand
.ludge J. M. Quattlcbaum nil of An-:
deseon. Those gentlemen devoted'
thomsolvQs entirely to fratcrnallsm.,
and each of them made a favorable .
'mporssion upon the Woodmen. Short ,
extemporaneous addresses were de-*
iivered b- several local ministers and |
others who had gathered to take part
in the evening.
Tbe delightful occasion was
brought to a close with tho serving
of the throe "o.'irae banquet
ty with relatives.
. J. F. Walto of, ye 1 Lou was among!
'^"wTc. Scott of Brushy Cr?es: w?i a
buslnysa .visitor^io the city yis?s?w
.T. D. Kagsdal?.of Honea Path,.was
in the city yesterday for a few hours.
B. W. Ashley of Martin township
was in tho city yosterday on business,
\*~?\V?SFl. "=r=:? ssrdnn^?ge
and Kuiishnr Saskeas e? aaituwHy
S shady can (elk
Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened, glossy and- ?tendant;}
With a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whonover her hair Jfcii out' o rtuok on"
that dutL faded or 'freshed appear
ance, this simple i?jx,.ur? was ap
plied with wonderful jfleoti 'By ask
ing at any drug storj for "Wyeth's
Sago and Sulphur Hair Reedy/" you
will get a large botUe of this old
time reclpo, ready to use, for about 50
cents. Thte simple mixture can he
depended upon to restore natural col
or and beauty to the hair and is splen
did for dandruff, dry, Itchy scalp a-.S
falling hair. f
A well known down/Lowu druggist*
says everybody uses Wy*tb>'a Saas? a?A
Sulphur, ?ofhiajr n M darkens oo natu r
ally and eveeiy- that nobody can tell tt
has bean applied?It's so easy to use,
too. Yen eUtuAr dagjnen.-a comb, or
so?t brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one strand at a tlate. By
nuMrbmg the gray half dtapfgiaara;
after- another application or two, It
la restored to its natural color and
looks glossy, soft and abundant
Ad*.
BsMf? *OU BE LI KV? Pf,
Sota? say. that chronic constipation
cannot be cufed. Dent you believe
it. chamberlain'* Tablets have cured
Lothers?Why not yon? Give them a
trial. They cost only a qnarter. F
' naja- by Evans Pharmacy.
IMtLiAABL? DAJMV
(By Associated PrewaJ
Bec, France, Feb. 19?An iniama
ble dart for use on aeroplanes was
; tested today In the presence of miU
ilary air experte. The dart carries a
'small reservoir containing gasoline,
[which explodes on contact. 'Its pur
pose is to sot Aro to diriglWc bel
ioons or buildings. '
I Three of the darts dropped . today
[frees an aeroplane ai an attitude of
600 feet found thctrmark .
SPC AK SR BfttiyTAXT TO MOS.
(By Associated Press.)
Boston, Feb.. 1?.?Bgorts of "Jim
my" Cait&han, manager of the erni-?j
tag? Americans, to have Tri? Steaker71
krtgu, * ren*9ftc* r-HJ; the encage*
[nest season have been uaencceeefnfc
according to a cable from Paris to
NEW ARRIV
in Every Department
have on display today, a new lot of SUITS
?v and MESftBS, cane on last express, E?ery
tournent dilfnaeat tram the rest, and by far tne
prettiest evet ahewn in thiscUy.
New
Shirt
Waists
In Crepes, Nets,
ana Chiffons.
?THOSE?
Pretty Spring
Styles are shown '
In this new lot of ;
waists. Come
and see them.
New
"Kisionas"
Those : dainty
patterns that
you will find
'nowhere * ..else
Just arrive* hy
express.
sow tiii sail
New
Laces
In Profusion,
Ail esfr, LleenJ
Cluny, Val,, Tor-,]
ebon, and every
kind imaginable.
Some et the nret.
liest patterns you
e?er saw In this
assortat?Jit. .
Ribbons
Of every color
and, ,Khad<?, $hn^
oaiy!f .uniform
pari of this de<
jmrtataws is tfceJ
B^AMSY wbJohf
Jl? the, B?'i "
Something new
in curtain material.
Voile wHfc Persian
. - * . ' '. ?,. >
Border./ Ask to see
SPECIAL
Muslin Uadtarwear
offerings that arejft
i un wa trh ti bilr?
Examine the Qual
ity.
W. Side Ftl^ Squ^ An?op^a*, S. C.
^ItiuVud
They are as follows :
Sr.. B. B, fioaaeU's at ike head
of Anderson Aveeae.
Sis. faster Trimse??? Ifr\ Jee
Vnnaerts an? lehn MetejfV
en ?Tfte GnSy."
Remember!
Sen one always wstteata fa
t* S?Vin^^ ****