The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, May 24, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
You'll Need An
EXTRA HAT
Maybe you'll want it Monday, or onje day next
week. We are sure you'll find % ?S?I
tr t.
OUR
the very best place in towri to make^your bill. Yes
terday we got in two shipments of untrimihed H?ts
Flowers, Ribbons, etc*, just as new and Vpretty; aft
can be-then we've got the trimmer to make 'em
up like you want .'em made.
-S^?dAL
A few hats left from early showing that you can
buy at surprising prices, in fact you'll find through^
out this'department'price reductions that are worth
taking advantage of J
COME MONDAY,
?\lf Afiv F^anr
Moore-Wilson Co.
.?^ ^^^^
The Mc^j^^
Vertical ^te^^iKl
The world's x.acknowledged .standard.:. .The
Mower that requires fjewest repairs and that
w?l give longest life of satisfactory servic?. Th?
McCormick Vertical Lift Mower is the practical
machine for all kinds of grass cutting? it has hecn
especially designed for cutting on rough and stum
py ground? where a regular lift Mower could not
be used to advantage.
Buy the best. THE McCORMICK.
Sullivan Hardware Go.
Anderson, S. C. Greenville. S. C. Belton, S. C.
o o o o o o o -e. o<o oooooooo. j
? ri
o, 0?aV*Ai> ?ff*:vr?
o o I
?? o o o o o o a p o o a4?; o o o o ol
W?iiiapMtoo. May. 23Tfab? being 1
ejection yeer, it will not be long .till
??5? ?^J^e .ff**1*?1*? ?P ?P
their rfiirelbr Job cnnraeeing inr. vot
e* On the Sabbath. We hare known .
m eh tc go fifteen or twenty miles to a
mhertng oB Sunday daring aa ^elec
tion ia. order, to meet ._. the "dear
people/' Wheri they would not think
of going aa. many hundred .yards any
other time.
; We think that the christian people
of the county should begin al once td
?pot those, who make a.practice bf
electioneering on the 8abbatn so that
O?liv rnh KA .iwii.?.NJ * - A-? *~<-* -'
? *"# WSf ^.^.M.? v.\j .V V?9V 4UV>I -IMfrl*
lots for-some one cJa'a, Not only can
didates fdr offices engage in this prac
tice, but roon runidng toe offices high
er up do thenMuni.thing.
There is at present a candidate for
governor traveling over the state m ak- .
lng speechtis at clnirchos that he would
scarcely take notice of if ho- was not
a candidate. : We-recently heard this
candidate deliver a very flow*rv
speech;! While he did not m&btion poll*. F
tics there .word, two or titree in the ,
congregattoo. who had little enough re
spect for themselves and .toe Lord's
day to refer to him while he was be
fore tba congregation as "Governor".
?They 'might have been'posted-to dp:;
.that 4n order to let the people know
that he waa a candidate for the'place,
ls that rigbl.and Christlike?
.- A.. very large anmher of our people
attended the . closing.' exercise? of
Walk.er-McElmoyl? High Scnool Fri
day night. AU report a .pleasant time.
.^.VU^wL?/lr^ ytV fri,,'- . :\ ? :
' .w*Q are requested'-io announce an
ali day: slnsmgvat. Beaverdam .Baptiet
church on the first Sunday In Juno. Ev
ery Tr?dy. Who likes/ good singing is
invited'to carno and br Ins songbooks.
Emory Williams our champion' bec
raiser la nos- supplying hia neighbors
with some choice honey. Mr. Williams
has between 30 and 40 hive? and some
of them war weigh- close to 200
poundo. . .
j .?. A. McAlialer of Norria wa? a vk*
ttor hore Thurcday ' and Thursday
nigh'.: ! ? ? <<? -
-. ?;.1 - . '. ?
-The entertainment given by Melton
school Thursday eight was well ?oltqn
uup. and much enjoyed , by the large
up and muoh heard lt. The pupils did
ty, A1> Mik*. ?_. --?--? -
- v-?. - VJ j.e. ... au ?"".'"
nor and showed the excellent training
Riven them by their teaener? Misses
Nessle Boles and Nora MoAllster. The
following-is the program
1 Song, America, by the school.'
2 Recitation, Lord Ullina Daughter,
Mae McAUster.
3 Motion song, Mud Pies, by several
small girls.
4 ^Recitation and son?? Spirit of Lib
erty, hy the larger girls.
8 The Side of Jennie McNeil, Lakai,
'Mc?Mttier;- - . *
r lW.BM&'*^?owg tv Tell on fori,
Lots Picken? and Edna Stone.
,7 f^taflbju^ Man. by |
"^T?atogue, Train to Monroe, by Guy J
Stone and Miss Nora McAUster.
9 Recitation-, Papa abd tte Boy, by
Janier Lee Shirley.
t?X rn.-. rx-j-. tl '...1.3 : - _
. . *v av?? * e**a (u ftVUU?u5,
ll Ghost March.
_.lt Pantomine," "Netiror My . God to
Thee."..-... . ? -
. Between the acts th-.? tuusi" made by
the Sjx'and Twenty stria* band waa
much enjoyed by the large audience.
A- M. Martin was a business visitor
to Anderson Saturday.
W. C.-H. ??j
WOMAN*? SUFFRAGE
oe se ??:<rt,;Mtes?S
(COYitrtbuted.)
lu Wyoming. Colorado, Utah. Cali
fornia; .Washington,, gansas. Arizona
and Alaska, women bavo full suffrage.
In Hllhbiu women vote upon practical
ly all quoitlo*s,:eicept ror^mte?hbors
of the State l?gislature. .. Thia- -means
that in the next presidential election,
nearly :fo-tr millions of women - will
bo enabled to- votec* their preference
for the president ot the United States
and may be a .'determining party fac
tor. . .
The movement to give the vote -to
Southern.sirome? is becoming very atr
on -a^sellMc?!-pline -where their op
I lone and Judgment could be voiced In
; tb?lState. '^^^uth *>eds the conn
. eel end belief lt?Konten, and votes
tor women should be the chivalrous
Tba Southern State* Woman Suf
frage conference ls organtsed for the
purposo of securing rae vote tor thc
Women of the Southern states Re-;
eognlsjpg the Qimilflcatlonfi now exists
^?7^.7^o% "the
> NmiPSiet ss-atoorded to their
TO fair- de
te adelUea^ tba -ten afeite -tn
which ti? wSmivH h^f have the right j
Mootana, North Dakota,
Sheik-Dakota; ,*ad Nevada may en
franchise thetr. woTOea St t^/*leaq
tfone nmx i^ea^?f?^. - ?
. .'fibl?bsiri^; reihi7 t^nflir?; -t s?.i.
their
wilt
lt lt ls
. wee*.;
ttwr State election tn:
be submitted,
carried. ?Ul
November.-?
idUgent women of Usn1
n .States will (oneUte'
-? IVWMHR ta
-Hi- ? .- "i.
acial an
COTTOWiGOESl?Pi^ ?
WEATHER IS BAD
Too Wet Ia Western Belt ?nd Too
, Dry U?m ?Iv?. Say ;
. . -.-.-j ?i. , : . ^ -* J
Oy Aa'?b?tated Pre?.) J
New York. |any 23.-Although the ?
cotton market started, out essy today .*
with first prices 4 to 10 points net t
lower it soon developed a firmer tone -A
and throughout the later trading waa 1
active, with an upward tone, the close J
being very steady at a partlal.net ad- ,
vance ot ll points. I t was practl- 1
cally a weather market from start to '
ftplsb. j Tho' unterleg movemnt .whlvh' ,
pjgan.qn Thursday .snd continued ,
thronghoul yt^'prday vuaM <? .evidence I
again . the opening todays influenced ''
byrd ie ot d to ? pointa at. virr-? i
pool, ahu iiloar; weather over 8?nday. ?
tatest led. to a gradual lessening of <
pressura .in t?e .tttww croase A
/That the JuA?vlat .government re- "
port will prove a bullish rfsctor *waa <
also one of tbe arguments for higher 1
prices today aa correspondents- will
send in their statements next Mon- .1
dey and thur record present unfavor- .
able codltlbnn.
. Mady'complaints about cool weath
er arrived: from the eastern belt abd
were1 accompanied -ia not a t few ; to
rnees by good buying orders, while .
late telegrams from Texas and Okla
homa said fields' wore foul with weeds
and grass-and that it will be some,
time before vcultlvstica^cau be -fe--; t
sumed. .?? .!> -
; Cotton futures closed oteady:
Opened Closed.
May '.."...?., ., . 13.23iaai (
juiv . / V.viaa* ia 7E
Avguet.nm
October .. .. .. ..12.il 12?? i
OQcember .. .. k.... 1247 ;
January . .. . 13.16 12,81 ,
Spot cotton quiet; middling tip>
lands,l$0; "a^l^j^S&aatas... ,
CottonGood?
?i. ? ? ??.. ?' ' .>. i
N'err Yeti;; ?iy' 2S.-Coxioa goods
markets have been more active in the
gray, and brown goode di vison .nod
prices have risen a little: The buying
dona bas been for delivery In Jane. 1
July and August principally^ to print- 1
fra; converters and: bleachers. The \
trade believed. tk*t - prices are likely \
to hold from now on to the ead- of' '
the cotton yena. Manufacturers ot 1
dentins have booked orders for deliv
ery until' September from some of thc
larger overall atdnufacturcrs. Wide
prtot cloths alx^lp ^c-yatd. s
'..4 ^-?l<^-<^>*^rt*??at?rt?*?*V!> . .'? ?r-iC i
Liverpool Cotton
liverpool r May 22.^Cotton . spot
easier; good middling ??6; middling
7;54; low^ middling 7.06; salas als
IIIAU..HI1 . ?uuiuUUmi or il Qtru-ir? -ft?i .
receipts 5,000. .
advisory Council : jst the Southern
States Woman Suffrage Conference.
This is a history-making group, and
will pince the South in its proper
place of political importance and "of
prominence.
.-T->--. ,r>,;Ty . :
. . . e a a '? - ? i *- -?. . a
* THE DAY IN CONGRESS *
* * *. * m m a * ? ? * *
. '. "'f .- .'. '.;-> :.'
Washington, May 23.-Day In con
gress.'
Senate: Met at ll a m.
Considered agricultural appropria
tion bill.
. Amendment to Sundry-civil -appro
priation to": increase compensation of
oinploy?s i*,* theooldicr: reit i fono.-sd
by?ebalor Smoot.::. j,
: Au. amendment to the : agricultural I
bill to limit expenditure; tn th? relton
belt proposed -by Mr. M^?umlMri' ? aa i
defeated? .. . : ... ~.'.y,i'k
A r?solution calling edith*.treasury
"department to report which foreign
cenimod?tles woa?Efee excloded ay tboj
-, bill to/-bar convict made goods, was i
introduced by Mr. Smttn, of Ueorglu.
and parsed. .:.
.Passed agricultural ?: approvrJattoit i
bill.
' Adjourned at 610* p. m. until ll a. i
a Monday. t
House: Met at ll ?.
-' G^wrTSl u6?>?tc .uu ; Ci?yttra- .anti
toiBt billlresamsj.
R?pre?p?ft.ly*?a?eyl Pennsylvania, i
deiaocrat. urged repeal of all tariffs, :
governmental taking over of all natur
al monopolies and a single ?ix on land .
value. : ?
."??.wil^il?IIMl^^W
Kew ls the Time to Get Bid af These
Paly gaeta.
\ There'd no tonger tba slightest
of feeling ashame* of your
aa . thar- -.proscription-ott"
. strengtb---l8 guaran |haj|%j
? ? ' Simply get an ounce ot
ible streaf*b^from any dura,
apply a Httie of tl ah|bi asAaaora
abd yoi? -Wold j???o a^ that eveo.
^-.--^- i- i
"vfmwf .,. ? ?nc ..i i ?. . ov?uu ut uar-r
appear i while : the liefcior eee* have
vanished.eoj?jto?dyVui lt. is e^l???K^
Mmtmj theo j^/?aojQQ ls Doodad to
; paatsly, clear the akin iaodfgala *
. tlfal clear compl sxl?:
i?ms ^'?A^ -ss*:
! sira?igah jjfhja? as this is sold
guarantee of money bark ir lt r
rs move freckles.
Commercial
STEEL OUT LOOK
BOOSTS STOCI
Setter Tone During Short Session?!
OB New York Boord of Tende
On Saturday
(By .Associated. Presa.)
New York, May 23.~In Ita essential I
Matures today's two-hour session otjjH
be 'stock exchange differed onlylj.
dlgbtly from the preceding days, ofh
he week.- Tradln? waa little more sc.'
.lye in the first hour and sentiment
r/aa somewhat more hopeful, based j
n<part on the more encouraging views*
>f high authorities in the steel andij:
ron trade and on overnight develop-^
nents in the Mexican situation.
T'icse factors again wdre neutral^
o extreme financial tension in Parts
iud Londan. The altuation at Parlai
b^raf?rred to aa calling for drastW
Of the local stock market it ' may*
lie said that some stocks, chiefly spec;
laities, moved upwards, while som*
Dthers of more speculative.importance7
searcahy v moved at all. United Steted!
iteel. Union Pacific, Canadian Pac?ld.
ind amalgamated /Copper,' were nota-1 *
We fixceptiona; recording material ?d-i f
vanees. In the final dealings a stron
ger undertone was manifested. '
New Orleans Cotton
' " ?'B*i Assorted Press.?
New- Orleans, : May -23.--Rumors >ot
bullish commons ngur.es being com
piled by private crop: reporting bu
reaus < caused heavy buyimj and a
quick spurt in cotton today: Just when
the market was about 10 points under \
yesterday's close and threatening' tb. .
work lower under selling, brought 'J!
about by better weather in the west. .??
nunr cable news and some little Hq ul- ' -
dation over the week-end ol. tne tong i
acount.
Cotton closed steady: May 13,3G;
July 12. 18; August 12.96; October \
12,28; Oemcomber 12.27; January
12.29. >y jf
Spots, quiet utehanged. Middling { V
12 60. I
.' j : - t--J-.. . m
cotton Seed Uil
New York, May 23.-Cottonseed oil
declined early under soiling by com
mission houses, prompted by more
favorable weather in the south sud
lower lard prices, hat rallied on cov
ing, and bull support, closing 2 points
net low'/:to ? 1 - point higher,
CHICAGO GRAIN
taro .weeks off in Oklahoma and with-l
the crop outlook hearlsh for Uiat state
and JKansaa, wheat prices today av-.,
erased lower. The market ciosed ncr-:'
rou? at a range of 3-8c down to 1-9:
? 1-4 advance. Corn i finished. l-4-.ie
5-8c net higher; oats a sixteenth off
te ?.-?c up an? -provio?uuo unchanged
to a loss ot 2 l-2c.
DO ? OOO O O O O O O O O
0^;'' ;C*
o IVA NOTES o
o o
o o o o o O o p o o o o o o:
Iva, May 28.--The following is .heir
program for tho closing exorcisas of *
the IvA High school : Baccalaureate ,
Bormon May 24th by Dr.- J.-.X,. Robin
son, president bf thc Woman's College J!
3?f Dnci West. Content Monday night.
8:30 by the young ladies of Ute eighth ?"d
and tenth and eleventh grades. Tuns- 'f:
day night 8:30 graduating exercises. 43
Mrs. S. tl Jonos has returned froth iS
a vl?it to friends in-Augusta..-- 13
o Mr. Fred Black of Mt. Carmel was a
Itt town a, few days thia week .oh bust* . 9
seas. . :. .". I?
Mr. E. C.Williamson of Abbeville 1
was a business visitor here this week, g
..Misse* Margaret, Annie andi Vlr-'I
ginia: Wilson, of Lowndesvllle are l
iipendmg some tims with their coasta J
Mr" Leroy Sadler has returned from ^
a business trip to Ixwndcsvllle.
Dr. J. D. Willson of trfw?detvUlo jj
Bpent last Thursday in town wtth rola-L
A large crowd -waa present, on last I ,
mesaay night to wltpess the first \
show-of. tho "movies. The pictures
9drh: goodland "we wish fer Mr. Jones 4
much;succe**.' *
l?mmm ileAllta>er -^t . thP
J Miss Eve Price has retdrhed to' Oas- '
le?l?.;-- NC., siter: spending a weals *
here with relatives. ?. ? '
? Mrs. Jane Mc Ghee has returned ;;
from a;.ebert visit to friends in Au
?Stsu .-.;';>; '.-?'.-'
?Mr. Ffahk Mlutdln of Anderson waa
bare One day Ullaareek on business.
Mr. ,?, Oatley; who bas teen in t
Atltnta 5tot th* past ??ek with reta- '
Ove* ?sir returned --'-steieej. : >? I
*>Mr. J. A. Cook of Anderson was* a ?
hp stn sse visitor here, ene, day ' thin j
week. -.-.ii.
Mrritosamond SenwHght has g.me
to Greenville on ? business trip.
?*The: recital given by ?Dea Anbin
MMMt^sineic buptbs ^a the schcol
aatdttottsm Tb uraday evening *as a
ap lenci Vi osccoss.-: 'Tho medals offered
hy Miss Halford for excellence in n>o
mid wu "mra'wy asieses ?eariuaiiey
and wtnnie ?etd and presented by
Raw, a Jj? is^^^^^W^^??f ; ?
. Mles Carrie Scrimp of Flat Roth
: Mis? Meta aardeo of Lowndeav?ie .
?ta? thh guest for a short while thin
week of her cousin Mtes Sarah CHIt
land.
We H?ve
fe
I
coming sn ?imo?! every eley the
lotest shipment heine a car ol
-COLUMBUS
Come m and let us ehoer them.
They are 1914 Models.
We have a nke Une of Pony
buggies.
J. S. FOWLER
SHANK
THE FARMERS & MERC
and
VJ
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
vould like to cash from fifteen hundred to two
]ti?>us?nd gilt-ef^ge notes running from $25 to
i ney wanrthem to tc "gilt edge;7 and they
viii warA-ttiem paid in the month of October and
he first half of November. Come to see us.
/vc aiso expect to take care of the business re
tirements of our regular customers.
$21'75 To WASHINGTON, D. G. and rc
w tiirfijaccoiiatllnvdatagArUngton
Monument and Peace Celebration,
June 4,1914.
AM ri'o ATLANTA, GA., and return, ac
count Annual Convention. Photo
graphers Association of America,
?"? Juuel?^ftA?W.
27a* V To PHILADELPHIA, PA., and rc
Light Association,. J u n e I S,
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For schedules 'or other information, call on
Seaboard agents or write the undersigned:
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? D^W^M?l?riW^ A., H^>?
: C;^'^^?^ K'A-f'AtJtot?,"'Oa.
V.jR^?ffi^i||l^'^?iG*P.A., Atlanta, Ga*
?..?St*??
|^B|^^Bpi Player Piano?
ua?? in ax your conveiiie???e ?nd ici us
lem?M?stiate' "The t??R,$ to you.
Ateo a ? v,
I ; : ?S^E?RM AN
'l^^pC'MOUSE.;. .
Blimey BuiMteg Anderson, S. C.
*^J???. ,f . : irs.PB?TTY.HA*i?:rro sSB;:
?^?^^Z^^^r:'H* why pec?le risk ruining their eyed
wP^. J when a pair or the right classes would
4& 'Ti ?Maoffi "'ir sara them. It cannot be the fear Ot
^^mJt\WSWt3SSmm%. expense for ???T pricer are always
IMKJ^ moderate. It cannot J? tho dread bf
i / uf^Bilflr^HnV \ aeieaUflc eye ? eaam%atfua> guard
S / - l&UH&a Sk ' \ asai&at that. Price? &?*onab?? tlOO
A f&j| BF / : W^?l0^ Camp!w*tt
V WKOmm * M* T* Whitest M. {ireae* ?eor
Office *P1ie?f *W? ft*?. T&eaa ?ttS|