The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, March 20, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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B?LTON PACiaF devotcdt0 communicating
- - ^^fg* - V news and advertising.
1 '! '
gift buying At ^hi? ?tore. Per
hops that thottghtrW act occur
red to jrom for so many iWRlej
imagine that Jewelry i? "expen-,
?t1 ' '
Conte In And See
i ??.US.??
Garden $ee?;
We have the most com4?
piete line of Gatzen [
Seed in Belton. Iffis^!
are of the highest quality
and we seel them at reas
onable prices* Ask*for
one of our Fith Annual
Seed Lists. You will find
it convenient'in selecting
your wants.
When in need of . any
thing in the drug line, get
it at FRIERSON'S if you
want the best results.
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Hem 1
PHAjgy.?Y
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my styles
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6f Photographs are displayed in
our r<ct:ption, room. We Invite
your careful inspection of our
"work and soUcH your patronage
under \the guarantee that you are
to receive first-class work.
Pictures, Picture Frames, Kodak
Hnisfiht?, Etc.
Always pleased to show you our
line. '- }
Tue HeH*?t*
t;s|iteiic^
to Rud Franfe l8kew!
->BV8. C.
TO THE FARMERS O
Bjr The Read Phc
Bulletin No. ?72 of the South
troj shows ttrtt .tht'rty-threc s?rnpi
at Cfcit;s<;n College durW ^s f*i
TKlrlWiJ.
I antec, th<? average
ton gbwv? tn*:gu^ra|jj^^ value,
the bcsl kinii.of Ammoniates, si
Scrap, Boiie,]jankage and Cotrar
thus; the far$??r who uses th^Nj
Atu^of fertiliser but more of it, fc
tons shipped^ffcorn our-Cfiarlestor
w? gave our* customers-$35,660
Be sure and see your, dealer^ j
* INTERESTING 5UI
* claude A.&ka
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Thetflsy "The Tita? of hJSXare" will
be presented in tbe ogera houoe Tues
day night,-'March Sita? by home talent
and everybody is urged Ho go out snd
seo this splendid play. It is given
under the auspices of the Civic Les
gU3. add one of the funniest and one
of the brightest plays given here,-In a
long time. Blair Rice will .matte you
forget .all .your grievances and laugh,
your-worries away. Don't forget the
date and be sure to go next .Tuesday
night and have one more evening of
Jb/t ^^^^f^9k
Mr. Bob Gray. XS JLouis ; Seel
rr
the; sun never sets -jw\
patton paints
It is ah honest, practical paint/
entirely free .froir^. water, or
or other adulterant./The paint'
is composed of oxid;? :Q( 2in&]
for durability, lead for *j)ody, i
I and siisjtt.<^wiid. quac^^forJ|
? fi?Cr mm , .t??aljl.ii.y, 1 OIS
Vbase is thinned with pure Jia???J
Iseed oil and turpentine driers?p
no water or chemicals at all
hi the Pattdn proportions^
This paint: resists the action of
the sun and atmnsnhgre. %oML
derfuHy; arid lasts rally twice arj
long as the best quality of white
lead paint or apy of the:ordi- j
nary paints on the market.
When in need of .paint call on*
us .and get the . b?st-?PAT-v
TON'S $?N?PROGB iPAINTSi
Paints for all purpose*,sold.at,j
.tb^.sign fit & < *' '
B?k?nf S. ?,
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^iTie Very Bwt in /
PHOTOGRAPHY
at the lowest rjos$?ble
. ,pr^4V;
Spring is here*jSo come
to see us and we* H make
??u Photos ttjat will
'gteatly improve oiV ffie
new pretty .Suite, Hats
j and Dresses as well as
m Pfsonality.
T?*,S.C.
?phaie Company
t Carolina Board of Feftiptdr Con
ies of our fertilizers werd analyzed
;?> a.;- spring . of 1912-1913.
* -ihre? analyzed above ttjg guar
thre?-sampfi? Being $1.22 per
Not only thjfeAui- w^y^g cn?^
as high grade Blood, Fish
Seed Meal in the Read Goods,
^?i?zers not ofil^^t^ the boat
r^Jll??^ per ton -on th* 3Ll,00?
I ' factory last season' sbawa that
.00 more than we guaranteed.,
ri?ht $way about;Reidjs, JFeriiihsars.
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) 7QFN?WS ^ *
\QM BUSY BELTON *
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Vl&CrwW^wW .** **i
a ? ? * ? ? * ? * ? ? *
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Mrs. Bob Gray .. Mica Mattlc Vandtver
f Tom/ CftHor, Mrs. Cray's brother.
; ..v.. Max Rico
I Mrs. Peter Wyconibe, a personage..
.Mbw Sue Covlngtoa
Mr. Peter Wy?omb*;;a\pe?slmlet with
e digestion -4?.-Blaire Rice
Dorothy Landon. secretly*engaged to
Tom Carter .. Mi*s. HeUto Woodslde
Mr. Janus Lan don. Sr.. Dorothy's fa
' tber of peppery disposition _
-.- . .. ;\ \Lewls Cox
Uncle Tom, am old colored butler from
; the 8opth ,.,. Ethan .FrlersonJ
I Officer Hogan of the *2nd Street Po3
, j lice station Dr.. J, E.. Harper?
HELTON ON WHEELS
*>Bbl|o?, March l?,-~-Haoks A Clink
scales .have sold the following gentle
min automobile* this week: Dr. O. C.
?Todd. S. M. HOrton-and Luthar Ma
jlcy. These cars are roadsters and sell
well where they are known.
; Py^ l? Better
; Belton. March 10.-??. A. Wiles of
Honed Path. 'Ford dealer, was in'Bel
ton yesterday with come handsome
cars. He was accompanied " by--Mr.
Urubbs and sold two Ford touring cars
while In towff?one. to C H. Horton,
cashier of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank and one to John C. Dean, a arruv.
pcrcu? r?rlucr of near town.
: -- -Oratorical Ccatest
' Belton, M?r?rh 1?.?The O'neal Grsb
torlcal. contest planned to come off
at Belton on May 1, promises ta -be
sr. occasion of much olessnre, Asdsr
jjOg, iionea Hath, Wlljlamston and Bel
ted'spools wttrh?v*: representatives
la the contest. An all day picnic,
basebaU and basket ball will be the
features of the day. and that night tho
i oratorical contest' -TSveryone in Bel
ton is looking forward to this occa
sion with a great deal of pl?asuro.
I Real Estate DeaL
The: managers of the Broadway Oil
Mill 'have - bought the p/opferty belong
ing to Mrs M. A- Vandlver, which ad
joins them.
, >ew ?jirac?en. .
Belton, March 10;?The splendid
,-oew - eaaet ate? ?*^v^e*a?JP*d -byA.^fe^,
Hcncl Campbell for the Pastime
'Th??tre It**-Jttat co^e- ^nj - U -?n^
(what th? manager needed. It is ?
beautiful -instrument-And.adds greatly
PERSONAL MENTION
-Mayor Boos Mttcbcll bad business
in Edgef rfetd- yesterday.
I D. W. Poor?, who sells the "Hup
roabllc" of Pelser, was here yester
day.' :> .
I Misses May Faat, Ray Master and
Carrie Howcll a-c among those at
tending the State teachers' association
at Spartanburg
James f7. Rodg?rs of Gaines, 8. C,
weST^no^-p?^ yesterday
Mrs- Layton Wilson and Mrs Crimes
or Wllllamstcn. werd among thoae in
' o?eoi^gs'*5^^' ^-^S ln the mUllnory
> Walter Goldman, of Greenwood,
who has ' been in Anderson visiting
reUtJvea, .waA- la Helton yesterday.
I Mre. 'EdnavAokor-?f Due West, la ln
town, the guest.ot Mrs- J P. Cox.
I C.' S. SOllivao: Of AUd?rson, proprie
ytor of Uie Sotltvan Hardware Co.. of
" Belton, was among those who had
business W :tjtte;.Cttr ?f Belton yes
terday.
Mrs. Ed Clark of Honea Path waa
in town yesfet day attending "the mll
' I Mrs. Cooler an? Misa Willie Cooley}
of Wtlllasnstoo. wese. in Belton yeser- j
day attending the/ millinery openings, j
:- Tlw rOlTOwilftp ilOwing mitt w?re'
registered at Hotel Geer yesterday:'
M W. armes, Now York! !. M. Israels,
Anderson: R, ,Ha*rell. Atlanta; F.
' Pintlrift.-'(4!n>ttMe: Hefcry Thompson.
Opiambte. Fr P^raiUey. Chicago; n. .
?lardon. Rlcbmohd;' Robert J. Car
' ledge, Jr.^Wi?e*ta*Jj|4;tB W. Mathls,
South Carolina; H, P. Reahey, Atlan
ta: J. P. Lear, South Carolina: Ben
Simmons, Knoxvllia; W. R F?rber.,
-Atheiie- ->
Among thoae from Balten who are
attending the state teachers' Associa
tion at Spartanburg may be mention
ed Prof. J. R. Watklns, Misses 'Pearl
I Wardlaw. Emmie-Wright. Susan Cov-j
??atufi nu ? aaus r?coit ai oz ins ttei-;
ton High School. & I
Miss May FW^Ment Wednesday j
[ ntght at her home with her parents,1
Mr, anti>Mya: Oeorge Fant. Miss Fant j
bad her'friendsi MUs Hay Masters and
Miss Carle Howell. who teach at Leb-{
anon w*r. .They left Thursday
morntng for u.-tellers' meeting now i
ton In ; spart anburg .,.
6. Bl?Sflck of Pelter was
Thursday to attend tho op-j
F.~ Knox was la Belton Thurs
on business.
Mis: Hcs? I?ud?e?? of Frixer s
I charming young ladles spent Thurs
- day m Belton. Misa Hungens was ae
0ompae4ed e^tMiss FanUie Leby
^r?h?nxtbvm school trill be clon
ed rriday =a account of so many of
the teacher* beleg-in Spartanbui?
Little ^ls? Katherine Woodslde will
spend the week-end with her sister
Mb? i Helen at Mm. J. T. Wrat'r.
Miss Ellas Neville left Thursday
aft era oo lo spend the week-end with
I per iialsthsr. -Mra. O, W. NVrtlKr
CUatott, S. C*
ANDERSON, S. C.
l. >^o?$tci- ? ? g .... .
Bank and Cotton MiU Work
Hi :*^^Jo;.ii* '.? S*s ?r'-' '
Tinting
galiWork
LOOSE LEAF LEDGER WORK, and ALL OJTHER RULED FORMS
H
a?'
_?fiflf?g
Everyone Ma? M Within :
A celebrated; Preach physician has
said.that "a man's liver is the barom
eter of Ids dIsposl.M'
KVcry man and every woman knows
that the cheerful smile is a big fac
tor; for ' oa?'e eucees?.
Everyone Should know that the dis
ordered liver ' Is canse> of jpinety .per
cent Of' hunian^Ufa>'V'I^[a^,.'>?Vcnvork-'
ed -livers are the prime ; causesof
headaches, Indigestion?, constipation
and dozens of' other .ills.
But :'the' ' ib active liver always waros
by coated tongue, nsoiii; 3tomac]i, dull
oyo^ ? and - even r Jazteeai jleod, .your
warning; end you lostfre.Tj|^tpA<i|h
yourafelf -sbd reflect It hfiek-.your as
soci?tes, riayrml.jtte
.em- diy ' science hu;
way te - CARSWRIdV 8 ?A v vu .A i
s
which is ;u pare vegetable remedy
'"'^IW^iiH^iWjy re
*** -* 50 cents for. large bottle,
felptauraxaey, ?Beitoar ?
?3ln
?T?TE-WIBE PB1?ARV
vtotfianaitolts, \Ini,----lMtchV?i^?|
tafnSencc '?''President WHsop.-*v:?s
. ? night by democrats gatkwod here
for the' state con^-tion w?cr.
con ic-icuc? Senators Shtveley; and
Keta- ?te^-the1 coanuittee. on re solu
tions to-r?porc a plank indorsing *
state-wide primary law. .-.Vtt?
-Many party leaders- did-nofetafcft to
give- up the^^convention system, :'but
wepe willing that a primary, law
should be enacted providing fox the
selection Of. delegates to the inven
tion, *'sli??'?*.'J U
Pli ni ,r i, ~
HONE A ;P.Vm N EWS -,
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tThe Chronicle. > <
The plant of the Southern Bell Tel
Company at this place' hr bc
ed' and improved" and as
finished toe- ser-.
to that of ?ny;t?vtn*
f?jfctn th'tlttt'.M?'te.
Alitas recently been
r?ea? w^th'th* improvement*
n?w ?ttef<?Vay HotteA Pat^Stioard
ha?ra no room -for .complaint. . Th-:
work is being done under the-careful
iBlon . of . Mr. Collier tit^Q$gen>
Trayaham. who l^'been
tor his-oncle. Mr. J. L: Trayn
be will locate.
Jane Barmore has been: se-!
ill for the past week at her;
near -Shoais Jonction. She Is
t 84 years Old and her condition
is-the cause of much anxiety to her
relatives iand friends.
. Mr. Luoa P. "rtar and stttWWW*1
Ing for CoV?mbla
e'ttotegni-of their ooaain,
_JPwfco died yesterday saOrn
irrg as the result of a fall from" His
ea**fce last week.
Vs?grrfed on-Sunday afternoon. March
ll&fc by Bev. M, McQee, at Ware
Shoals, Mr. C. O, Prcssly and Mt?s
-ui?B ici v o??cjrf**y mw
ternOoif tor an extended visit to New
' of Panama and
m
MOMK OFfiCE
"><ttTt
BRANCH OFFICE '
ICH OFFICE
OF BLOOD, BQ^
We do not use one ounce of the cheaper mineral amuioniates, air
nitrogen, leader compo'u^li, ,01 '^^^E??Uk^ '? By
the use of only higH,clas^j|^g^^s, we:)H|^^lytcor48^tTOd
late feeding of the plant; regaraleaei of - uiifavo^able air ?sons. This
keeps the plant in ? healthy, vigorous condition, and enables it to
resist disease and to Tetarn ite fruit.
of ab#61ut??u
le to starve your
UnlessI you .buy ^ertil^^ can^^
nty on ea?h*bag/ auohjMy^jjrive^ ypu .a._.
^"'"S a -?1 :*'ir^ ^n]i : s}i^iiii|^W^. ; Why take
Ortie* the ^oB?fiT BflANDS now rromy?ur nearest dch?er ;*
and insure your crop steady and dependable nutrition throughout
the ^iT> whig season. - .
' Kmc* cur
LY?. DwrkworUi, Ander*?*,Jfc CT. ? .
.1. IleJd Harris**, Denier, fa. C. ''e"trSL?t,i: *
8.4'. T>.L? ?WataJav
S..?. ;^oca.yPath*&*^
nui
before returning t? Hone? Path*
Reb. W. E. Wilklna of Greep ville, sec
retary of the Laymen's. Movement for
?f?ABaptla?iiin -jSouth. -Caroling; ,wJJ|Jdt>M&i
preach at Broadmouth church on Sun
^daar_mo!rnin&.at 11 Lo'cloak xod at,Tur
2?B
to.; these- services, ' be read by all who ***SfiEW*$?ti?(ii!iii
??ter.who recently pur- j certes.' ' lie 'qnot ?a soiii? attractive pri-'
st^k/of groceries and ces and promises ?a square dbSl to >-alL
fia|fe8iaj||fc>aaw
HKI|ll!b*trs^ raised by UNION GUANO COM
PANY'S Fertilisers Mr. ToUieop la one of tha thou?u>? t? ?s?sAftd customer* ?sing . these BartWeeea. 44*
*enr 4e4?er for vur.aood* endeccept n sonhpWsTT
afJjiKUiKer win produce a better crop. TJNIO?? BRANDS have demonstrated to many of the Ml
s to, your own. ^>uaty ibelr.aaperkrt- "cropped
Pfedaiea*. BetUm Mercantile Co, Bettet
Vieler Jferesnttie Ce* Wfiltaarto*, ^aspire Mercantile Ce, Wniia?rsi?&
igV BealsttU^Satadr flealtfi