Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? Classified Business (th. .': OF1 I^ii?rrisi Ttl at Will Endeavor to Deserve Your Patronage Todd and plutarch" An lt Todd's gol an ud in tills depart ment in whirl) he quotes "Plutarch," whoever lie was. Now what we want to know is ' what Areli Todd known nhout said "Plutarch." We'll admit that Arch known all shout "Kords" but "Plutc" and Areli are, we're satis fied, total strangers to euell other. In fact we know they are not on speaking terras because Arch asked us after he had submitted his ad to please look up "Pluto" and give him some information in case anybody asked him who. "Pluto" wus. Now, we'll tell Arch, freely and frankly;'all that we could learn about the party: he wus born and died in the same place and even tho date of hts birth and death ls unknown. It does not appear that he was an un learned-.UnilvJdiiul. and .must have possessed a far-seeing vision. This ls Indicated by the fact thal his best quo tation Is so peculiarly applicable to Arch Todd's Ford cars. However, Todd miiBt bo given credit for tho good common sense to apply the quotation so aptly. He may be deficient in nome other respects Which we don't caro to name but Its a \ cinch that ho knows how to sell Fords. Yes, and "Plutarch would have loved a Ford." AUTOMOBILES 4?fc Nothing Is Cheap Which ls supcrflous for what one does not neeil is dear at a penny - PU TA IICH How Plutarch would have loved a Ford Todd HOTELS For a Quiet, Refined, Moderate Priced Place to Slop When in Anderson Try the ' BELLEVUE HOTEL BARBER SHOP -A Sanitary Shave In a Sanitary Harber Shop Costs no more than the other kind. You owe your face good treatment and protection. Sanitary Barber Shop MEATS Solomon Was a Wise Man He was thc first meat inspector. I assure you that I wouldn't sell you a piece of meat that I wouldn't put Into my own stomach. - metAtf?i Mane ss' Market House North Main Street BAKERY Alwey s Ask For HOMESTEAD OLD BREAD It ls the best you ever ate and costs no more than Inferior makes. "(.oed down to Hie lust crumb.** Anderson Bakery PHOTO STUDIO There's an indefinable touch in our Portrait Work that you don't always obtain elsewhere. "It's Expression" The Studio Grand CIGARS Will Buy Either a FABRICA an ANDERSON or a Little Star Cigar AU Anderson Products ANDERSON HAVANA CIGAR CO. GROCERIES TO MOVE QUICK WE WILL SKI.I. Richelieu Ked Raspberries; 2 lb can.20c Richelieu Sliced Pineapple, 31b can, Ific two for.25c Klchellue Pears. 31b can... . ... 30. Richelieu Lima Heans. 1 lb can, 10c 3 fon.25c Rlchcllue Dessert Peaches, 3 lb can. .30c Richelieu Oatmeal, 3 for.25c IDEAL GROCERY Phone 471. SHOE STORE Pullman Cars For Traveling Feet Nine times out of ten your feet ache because of 111 fitting shoes. Put your Tect in a pair of OEISBERG't? shoes they relax the feet and relieve the mind. White rubber soles for women $1.75. Geisberg Bros. Shoe Co. Coder Masonic Temple-Shoes 'Hint Satisfy SHOE SHOP DO ?OU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO HAVE .MORE SPENDING MONEY! Well, just gather up those old shoes kick ing around the house and bring them to me and let me fix them like new. W. J. WOOD On the Square Rear Evans* No. 3 INTELLIGENCER WANT ADS. GET RESULTS WANTS Wont a Homet For quick salo I of fer a nice houso and lot on Green ville street at a sacrifice. Youl should investigate this. Tart cash,) balance-on timo. Address, Opportu nity, care Gen. Del, Anderson, S. C Wanted-Cow or field peas of all vari eties, namp lowest prices und send samples or what you hove to offer. J. P. Walters, LaGrange, X. C. LOST Stolen-From in front of The Intel ligencer office, Iroquois bicycle, stock model No. 311124. Coaster brake, two brass plugs In front tire. Reward for information leading to recovery of same and conviction of thief, h. M. E., car Intelligencer, tl L08T-Wednesday night the 10th, tn or between Anderson and Midland simula on Savannah river, ono yel low'folding'pocketbook containing T> checks aggregating about $2,180. 00. Reward if returned to W. W. Powell at *h,c?& Com Bottling Co. AnderBonV.H.^C.; 6-13-tt FQR SALE For 8ate- K&ifewant nitraln.of toda for .*iw%$rw0?ft' shipment? it will. Eay 'you. tb^eeinmunleatu with us efore wioal^nr orders.? Harby & Co., irrosctsV Importers, Dealers,, all fe rt miers* fumier. 8. C. Vt* For Sale-Prompt shipment, car lota, SO ton's. rsWK?,d.-cotton seed hulls, .30'tba s I'm lcd ^cotton seed hulls Union'? Seod-ohhd Fertilizer Co., Cp . lumbla; '?'.-Vi?'' . ? -vom?* -s-? For 8nle-Prompt shipment, car lots. BO tons' ifricked cotton seed hulls. Bfr toni "Ttajled cotton" socd; hulls. tJnldtf Seed and Fertiliser Co., Co lumbia. 9. C. FOR RENT j ?:?v.: ? ; ? " [? ' . : Fo?/K^t-=r'rh?'etttlr? second floor ^ Pepper building od West ter street. Reasonable rates. IA Anderson Lodge B. P. O. E 6-2t-ttd ESS LOCALS ?iftf? 'TO\;??fipfCE from tho city, ' \ Will I rent , roy j home furnished for two months. Apply Mrs. E. E. El snore. . 6-21-ltp, ?rtrrrr.' 1 '--' . Try "OA Pari,'* la ??e midst pf most picturesque mountain section' of V- w?W*ctf *5?.?.Aff 'Caioltnai eicellerit iAu^s^W??onntolfi spring viator J $5'per week ta dp. AUTOMOBILE WED TURTLE FRIDAY NIGHT BAD ACCIDENT WAS NAR ROWLY AVERTED MACHINE DAMAGED T. C. Jackson,? Jr., Suffered In juries When His Machine Ran Awpy T. C. Jackson. Jr., hud u narrow es- | cape from heine killed last Friday night about ll o'clock when he lost control of lira machine and it turned turtle near Iiarncs stutlan. In tho machine with Mr. .hickson nt the time of the accident was a MY. Adams of Hartwell. Ga., whose Initials could not be learned, and that gentleman was equally as bt.dly Injured as was Mr. Jackson. . Conflicting reports are heard as to how the affair took place but it is presumed that the machine wai going at a rather lively clip whon lt struck u stretch of wet roud and skidded to ward the bank. AB Mr. Jackson tried to turn lt hack Into the road ho lost control of the steering apparatus and the machine turned turtle, hu ry in g tho occupants underneath. Help soon arrived and the young men were car ried to the home of James Wiles and medical assistance was summoned. Or. Watkins of iva attended to the young-mon's Injuries and he says that he hopes neither sustained any se rious Injury, although he was bot able to determine Friday, night. 1/lic accident .happened within half a mlle of Barnes station, - NEW MATERIAL FOR WATER LINES Sullivan - Hardware Cotnpnny Se cured Contract From Compa ny for 15 Cars of Pipe The Southern Public UttUtloa Com pany placed an ordor with the Sulli van Hardware Company ot Anderson for 27,000 feet of pipe, which will bo used in extending the wator mains ot tho city and in replacing tomo of the ?ld mains. This order will come to Anderson on a whole train, requiring 15 box cara and Is one of the largest srdefs 'bf pipe eyer glvon from this etty; .' .'The statement was made,ye ' that work will start within t W days and lt'is planned to u~.< a. tnucW speed In'getting, tho new pipe luid as may ho - possible. ' The oill Mals of tho local'company figure, that lt wilt require about three months to let 'the work competed and they '?re taxions td'gtot'lt underway as soon is possible in order that lt may be !)o completed before the bad weather >t Winter comes. This will make a Scat improvement in the local ryif m. lt' was hoped to have bad this lone last tall when the company first laked {or a new contract. BARN BURNED WITH ANIMALS INSIDE IT J. W. Quattlebaum Sustained A Loes of Several Hundred Dollars Yesterday BALL GAMES WERE BOTH ONE SIDED The Belton Team Won from Tox away, While Gluck Defeated Brogan ?FlrO at six o'clock yesterday after noon destroyed a barn on the farm of Mr. J. W. Quattlebaum, a mlle and n hair Weat of Anderson. Burned with the building were a mule and a Jr-? scy cali.- hew i den the wagons, farm gears and other implements of the farm*'-stored in tho building. The building with Its contents burned rapidly* and was completely destroyed. The origin of the Are was unknown. W.Ken' the flames were discovered, a can was put in to the Anderson fire department and the hook and ladder truck went out fully manned. Mr. Quattlebaum credited the firemen With a remarkably quick response to the cali tor help, but on account of the distance from thc city and thc rapid burning of the dry building, thc fire was* far beyond control when thc men from the department reached the place; v The/ bremen did good service, .how ever.th preventing the flames from catching the home, of the farmer and the fire was kept confined to the one building:. Mr, Quattlebaum valued his male, calf''yid other things stored in the imildiug, and Destroyed, at about Prov/Awf building's value was est!, mated at lino and $300 insurance was carried' on the building alone No in surance covered the other tosses; The total net lot, as estimated .by the far mer, was $300 or $400 or some sum hetwen the two._. , Better bc safe than sorry, Wlllltt P. Sloan. Insurance. CHANGING ALL. THE OPEN CARS Local, Street Railway ie Making ! Old Open Cars the "Pay-as You Enter" System The drat ono ot, Anderson'b open -".1 haa been transformed into,- the ipay as you enter" system and-tho! , ubllc seems to take well to' the idea. The remainder of tho cars will be li nish cd. up In a few days; and before long them will he no more cars In the city without this system. The run ning bonni has bien taken'off thc outside of these cara, an alain estab lished through the center and thyre, ls no difference to be detected ifrom thea*) ears and those bi mae along this line in other' cities. The work was tdfte m tho High Point, N. C., factor ies WILL WATCH WORK OF EU - ROPEAN MILLS WELL KNOWN HERE Local People Will Watch Work of Cotton Technologist in Calling on Spinners During the time that Fred Taylor filled the office of carding Instructor at Clemson college he made a number of friends in Anderson and Anderson county and all of these will be inter ested in learning that 'he has been honored by being selected for a very I important mission. At present Tay lor is cotton-technologist for the of fice ot marketj, department of agrl- ? culture, and he will sail from New j York on June 23 for the European cities where he will visit sll the prln- ? cipal spinning cities of England, Franco and Germany with a view to ascertain the conditions under which the staple cotton is marketed. I Mr. Taylor has been in charge of the cotton handling and marketing investigations conducted by the office of markets in this country.' and bis trip abroad will be an extension of that Work. ' During the past five months Mr. Taylor has been conducting spinning tests In various cottons at the New Bedford Toxtilo school. The study included Arizona Egyptian cotton, sea island cotton and Egyptian Sakella rid es cotton, the object being to de termine thc relative spinning values of these three varieties. Tbe colton tested was from 1 1-2 Inch to 1 6-8 inch staple. Mr. taylor bas practical ly completed these tests, and he re turned to Washington to prepare j samples of the yarn which ho has spun I before he leaves for Europe. The* department of agrlcultre has ? made extensive use of tbe facilities offered by he New Bedford Textile school in Its Investigations of the va-1 rlous cottons. A year or so ago Mr. Taylor made accomparatlve study of long staple cotton raised in the delta of the Mississippi arid the selected vari elles Of long staple raised in the eastern part of the cotton belt by1 Coker, Webber and the other well known plant breeders. On his return j from Europe,' he ls to make further, study of these jame cottons to de termine to whet extent they vary from year to year. .-T SUED FOR .$5,000; IS AWARDED $100 Jury Returned Verdict for $100 in : . Case of E. C. Fant, Suing ? -* County for Large Som. ? . .. . ; . In the case of E. O. Fant versus .An- S deraon county', m which thc plaintiff c asked $ fi ,000, a verdict for $ i 00 was; c rendered yesterday morning, in the f Court of Common Plelis.' This c?sb ri has been interesting and baa excited j I Now Mr. Man, Listen to this Dope on Our Shirts: Our shirts are absolutely the correct thing for gent lernen who desire 10 dress properly. They are cool, com ff?tnblc and extra good looking- - trey finish off the dress and pn> claim the gentlemen. We hi.ve an assortment , 50c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 $7.50, $10.00^ Size? for Men and Youths Hot Weather Necessities iii Underwear, Hosiery, New W?slvTies and Gool Slimmer Oxforks ii tout lon 8lnco lt was begun, on Thursday. It continued through Fri lay and went to tho Jury yesterday norning. The plaintiff alleged that :1s horeo was caused to run 'away. In September of last year, having be ouie frightened at a hole lu a bridge >n a public highway and ?he plaintiff urther alleged that he received ta uts bodily - damages. .He asked tor 5,000, At.tho time of the accident Mr. Fnnt was accompanied by hts wife and'she haa also brought . suit against An derson county, which case will bo opened in tho court when it convenes Monday morning. Following the conclusion bf . tho county's case yesterday morning, ]ur\ waa dismiseed and the, remainder or tho day waa given over to tho hearing of equity cases, Delegate* (lo Fliping. . Charleston; & C., June 20.-Delega te^ to tho annual convention -of 'imp' Southern Wholesale Grocers AasooW* tlan, which has been in Kession at tho Isla of. Palma since Wednesday. \dV voted thpir last day to ocean fishing. J. H. Mcl.au: In. Jacksonville, Fla:, Was elected president and tho board of director was instructed to select" the place for Hie ?9I5 convention,