The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, September 10, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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All advertisement over twenty-ilv
word. Kates on l.ouu words io
tion.
No advertisement taken for less
If your name appears in the t?le
your want ad to '?'?I and a hill will
prompt payment.
FOR SALE
FOB KALE-Onion sets and nil va
rieties of Onion seed. The seed arel
cheaper than sets nnd September is
tqe best month fur either sets or !
seed plantings. Fur niau Smith.
Seedsman. Phone 404.
FOB SALE-180 acres 2 miles east of
Iva, 8. C. 6 room dwelling, barn,
tenant housees Well timbered and
watered. A bargain to a quick
buyer. Address G. W. Belcher.
Iva, 8. C.
FOB SALE-250 farms So. Ga., West
Green, abd Denton, Ca., $10.00 round
trip. If yon are interested write
or see me at once. C. E. Key. County
Clerk's Ottice, Anderson, S. C. tr
FOR SALE-Pulleys and shafting and
counter ahafts, displaced by indi
vidual motors. Apply T. K. Roper.
Mgr., Anderson Intelligencer Job
Dept, if
FOB SALE-One Iron Jacket Water
Heater. , John T. Burriss & Son. 0
?-3t.,
WANTS
WANTED-Teachers with certificates
wanted Immediately for following
positions in graded or rural
schools: 3 at $60; 6 at $50; 8 at
$45; ll at $40; 7 at $35. Direct from
school Om'dals. Special enrollment.
Act quietly. W. H. Jones, Mgr.,]
Columbia, a a
s .- ? 11 .1 .
W*JiT?D- Yon to try the cooking
\ at.The Luncheonette, next door to
New Bridge. Short Ordern Quickly
Served.
WANTED-The public ta know that]
we have just received a large ship
I mont of box files, and can supply
your wants in this line. Anderson
Intelligencer^ Job Department. tf
WAH#BR-You. to know mat we make
the best Evaporators. Either Cop
per or . Galvanized Steel, Metal
Shingles. Tin Roofing. Guttering.
Smoke Stacks, Gin Suction Pipo,
etc. s DI wer Roofing Co. The Shop j
a, RepuiaUci:. .
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vYAJI.'BBD-Clean white rags. Will
Pey fo pound. Intelligencer Job
Department. . tf
R KW ABD. 924MW-Lost last Wednes
day-night between Daily Mall office
and. court house. 2 diamond ringa.
Return, to Walter. H. Keese & Co.,
YOUNff MAN with clerical ability and
storer experience deaires permanent
or temtferary position. Box 2, care
The| Intelligences.. 9-9-ltp]
' PABMtT?OR LEASE
We have < the following good farms j
for leaso 3 to 5 years aa whole or in |
small 'farms:
300 acres at Modoc. C. & W. C. R. R.
050 acres at Clark's Hill. C. & W. C
R. R.
Al) Tiaving good Savannah River
bottoms. Augusta Real Estate Co.,|
Augusta, Ga;
."&H??^7*aal^
All t,d< 1.1 .ment .road tax collectors
nr*?prov '. with-.un cfflciAl fccslpt
bo?k .wUh numbeiu. and stub numbers
attached I'ay t>o awiey to collectors
uc:*ee >.?)> ?ei. ?ha official recclnt
as above ? u\f4 for.
1 ':, .1 MACK RINO,
tf jj > .'..nilly Supervisor.
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Thej next teachers* examination
will oe reid at the court house' on
Frida'/, October,,beginning at 9 a.
m. i' * '?' '.' '
*v j**-* ' v - -iv B. PELTON,
jj . ; ;Co. .H_upt. Edii' ution.
BO?lwiBy^ TONK*/ STACKS,
AND1 SUP^JfeS, REPAIRS
PIPB, GALVANIZED ROOFING
LOMBARD IRON WORKS '
rp !?? Attgtata? Ga. ,
Dit % Ri CAMPBELL
iillS W. Whittier St.
Grenud ftoer-telepkene roa
aeetlont.
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Ime 26 cents, Tbree'TlmcB ?0 cents,
e words prorata for each additional
lie used in u mouth made on appli
than 25 cents, cash in cdvance.
phone directory you can telephone
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PROFESSIONAL I
CARDS
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. 8ATBE A BALDWIN .
. ARCHITECTS .
. Weekley Bldg. Anderson, 8. C .
. Citizens National Bank Bldg. *
. Raliegh. N. C. .
CASEY m PANT .
ARCHITECTS *
Anderson, 8, C. c
Brown Office Building *
Second Floor. Phone Sdi *
. T. Frank Watkins Baal L.
WATKINS m PRINCE
Adturneys ned Counsellor-afLm? '
1st Floor Bleckley Bldg, *
Anderson, 8. C. 5
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* DR. L. H. SNIDER .
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* Fret well Co. Stable. ...
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* Phone ? i. Anderson, 8. C . j
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R.H.BLECKLE'.. O.M. II EA RD
rhone 071 Pkone 97
Bleckley & Heard
UNDERTAKERS
U7E. Whitner St.
Answers all cells dey er night
Phone 2?8.
CraytQrfs |
ream
Is j
Good Cream
|$ Ice Cream :; I
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* Dr? J* C MITCHELL *
* Veterinary Surgeon *
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* Anderson> So. Car
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Farmers* Cafe
EAST MARKET STREET
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Mo-t sanitary place In city t
new building with cessent fto?>.
ixpert cook, who serre* nein
lng but fresh eatables-no ~h .
fBrV: ?*? forte jnsk nff?ro
Everybody asked to glvr UH
trial nieasite's Jon??sItcs, IlSK
kellHe?, Nmflhltes and Rall
.Hoover?- one price to all and
nothing charged to kin people.
Meads or anybody.
Victor B. Cheshire,
PROPRIETOR
-Deceased* ' Candidate of late
Waterloo,
IMPORTANT RACE
SAW ONE CHANGE
Unofficial Returns Show That W.
W. Scott Has Ousted Wolfe
In Fight For House
When tho returns from White
plains and Pierctown came in yester
day, the nomination of J. Mack King
for supervisor wns confirmed, but W.
| \v. BcOtl received a large enough ma
jority in tlt< :"?' two boxes lo run ahead
of Hum W. Wolfe for the house of rep
resentative:* .
Riifus Fant. .lr. nf this elly and J.
II. flutcntenu nt North Anderson
maintained tin ir respective leads, bul
Mr. Wolfe Who was though! to be
KOfel) in the hart of Mr. Scott appears
to have tont ("int by 21 votes. Tin? re
turns ni? ?0 yesterday morning gave
Wolfe :{.."> 17 : Scott :t,4??4. a difference
of 83 for Mr. Wolf?, bul the Pierce
town and White Plains boxes pulled
tb? total un to 3,064 for Scott and ?..
G33 for Wolfe.
These ore unofficial figures taken
over tho toi 'phone and It may be that
tu mo errors may be discovered today
when tho executive committee meets
to make < Ricial tabulation.
The following aro the ?inofficial to
tals for lite county:
l or Supervisor
J. M. King.3.574
C. V. Martin.3.494
For Treasurer
Qi ft. y . Coleman.3.720
W. A. Ttipp. . .. 3.392
f f>r Utilise of Itcprefientative*
Rur is Kant. Jr.:i,869
OS'ur 1). ?ray.3.031
Arn Hall, .lr.3.237
.;. H Hutchinson.3,088
W. W. Knott.3,?B4
S. M. Wolfe.3,033
Necessary for a choice, 3,417. Four
candidatos received a majority of the
votes, but the three receiving the
highest are winners of course.
For Commissioners.
District No I.
I. Lawrenco McGee.4.110
J. H. Hancock.2,820
District Xo. 2.
J. R. Culbertson.3.983
il. A. Sullivan.2.924
District No. 8,
W. A. Spearman.3.079
H. A. Foster.3,203
District >o 4.
R. Dick Smith.4.082
J. M. Hnlliday. .. 2,822
Diarrhoea Quickly Cnrcd.
"My attention was first called to
chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as much aa twelve
years ago. At that time I was se
riously 111 with summer complaint.:
One dose of this remedy checked the
trouble," writes airs. C. W. Florence.
Rockfield, Ind. For sale by all deal
.ertf. & . .
ENGLAND'S FINANCES ~
London. Sept. 8.-10:10 p. m.-"Wv
want every pennv w? cen ralf* to Kelp j
fight the enemy," said David Lloyd
Oeorge, .chancellor of the exchequer,
replying to a deputation from the mu
nicipalities which wanted the aid of |
the treasury In securing loans at
cheap rates.
"We must come out triumphant In
this struggle," Continued the chan-j
cnllor. "and as finance ts gsiug to
play a very important part we must I
husband our resources. We do not
want a penny spent which is not ab
solutely essential to relieve distress.
In my judgment th? last few hundred
millions may win this war.
"The-first hundred millions our!
enemy eau stand as well as we, but
the last they can't, thank Qod! Thi
fore, I think cash is going to count
much more than we imagine. At the
present moment we only aro at the
beginning: we are fighting a tough
enemy who is weil prepared for the
fight and probably will fight to the
??y end before he will accept tho
only conditions upon whtcb we can
possibly make', peace.
"If we ere wise, that Is where our j
resource' will come In, not moroly ot |
uteri, but of cash. We have w?n with
a silver bullet before. We financed
Lu rope in the greatest war we ever
fought and that is what won. Of
course, British tenacity and British
courage always come in, and they
always will. But let us remember
that Britten cash tells too."
Venezuela.
Chattanooga, Tenn.. Sept. 9.-Thc
merchants and importers ot. Venezuela
aro anxious to lejirn what linee of
mannfatt.?"?i* they cej- advantageous
ly import from the eitler ol the South
which ta. them ls a new section. Just
opened br the recently established i
.uenmship service between Mobl'.e and]
Venezuelan and Colonlan port? writes
theAnierlc?n consul at LaUu'ra to the
chattanooga Industrial Board. Ho
states that thc Venezuelan business
men are now In the proper receptive
mood to be impressed with the oppor
tunities for. doing business on a bet
ter .basis than formerly when they I
could imnort American mod* via Naor I
Vj?*. ."
. The' dew service from Mobile to
the.?o Caribbean ports! gives the Sooth
S bettor chance io enter these mr.r
kcts than formerly. Tho consul says
unit Vonosuela manufacturers HUI.*,
ind importe a little of everything so
thni thor*-la a wide Held for the sale
of products manufactured in tho
. lc they were properly ex
..', ile reporta1 that a salesman
.cjf.'" .:niluK a Ch?tiaaooga house re
e -u , told bim pt groat BUT???* in
Selling his line in Venezuela. Mr.
Charles I.. Chandler, South American
Agent for Southern Railway,. Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, and the Queen ano
Crescent. Route, will give full infor
mation ?nd extend an?.- posible aid
to any mer-hunt or manufacturer
whp desire? to enter thc South Amer
ican trade. The service.-?, of the South
Amoricnn agency will be given wtlh
.. t charge ot any kind, ali tts ex
penses being borne by the railway j
lines supportlug it.
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* ELECTRIC CIT
.Y Item? of Interest and Person
f- Wireless on the S
.V- .". -Y' .?. Y- * -Y Y- Y 3**
Making Old
minding New v .
A force of painters wv m to work
yesterday morning on itie building
of the Lesser company <?:: the square,
and tlie adjoining building, in which
<'. s. Minor's store has been located,
and th< building now looks as f;ood
as new. The work i^ progressing
rapidly und within a i> w days the
painters will be able to lari on the
interior improvements. Th?- Minor
store has been moved from ti!" square
to tho remodel* I hulloing on South
Main street and Mr. Minot- says that
lie ls Immensely pleased with the new
quarters.
"The Morning After"
Attracted Visitors. . ?. i
More people from the country spent
yesterday in Anderson than have been
here for nome time, due in ali psdbjka ?
billty to the fact that it nus the^gy*^
after election and a number of jjbf '
managers of the various nreeiucts.^Xa!
to bring the boxes in, while otMffg
.ame out of curiosity tp see if ^hey*
could Rather any later information
about how the election went. People1
all over the stale are heartily -pi*!
that South Carolina ia throaj^f^wUh
polities and elections for lv?Q'Vyo$r&. ;
and are glad of the respite. ?,, $
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Two Weddings
Of Interest Yesterday.
Two weddings of more than ordi
nary Interest occurred in Anderson,
yesterday when Miss Mari? 'Ppuitt,
daughter o? Mr. and Mrs. Cr?y?on
Pruitt, was married to John EL',
ford, Jr., at Starr and when Miss" Leon
Smith was married to Clifford ^oan
"o'.'.man at the Lebanon church Iii
Pendleton. The SmithfColeman wed
ding aws perceded Vf a magnificent
reception Tuesday ^evening and tho
ceremony was performe<l at 9 o'clock
vesterday morning while the Pruitt
Wolf ord wedding was at high noon on
yesterday.
More Activity
Along All Unes.
On the very day thal Mic month of
September was ushered in, travel in
to Anderson began to ifierease and to
a noticeable extent Mithat. There
is no surer way to: judge business,
conditions in a town than by the
amount of travel to and from a city,
and a hotel register ia a sure indica
tion of whotber tho town is going
forward or backward. The people
around town report that business con
ditions in- ?nd^llPW?jsy^.ftlmost normal
ami that almost aa ipuilA f iu y i n g and
-leUihgAs going, AR .?r, ?MjeYaon au at
'.his season o? any. Jggfj J
IA. lt. P. Meeting'^
Is Soccewinl. sf jj
Yc-3ie-u?y v.-??- -nc ^rr^ approach
of the winter months, sn hr stn Andet
son ls concerned. The month of Sep
tember did not bring any cooler wea
ther here .when the tirst. rolled aroun
hut yesterday there wasea trace of
fall in /he/'air and Anderson weather
prophets say that win tey will soon be
hero in earnest.' They* predict that
the fall and winter months will bring
severe cold. ? .
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Mr. Carpenter Has
Resumed Ills Dulles. T. j
A. Mi Carpenter, at ona time editor
of the Anderson Daily .Mall but for
the last few years an attach?e bf the
Congresnional Library in Washington,
?i?ii i tl ii i mu lu Ult? i a pit ai io i va uni?
bis dut tes. Mr. Carpenter has been
spending part of the summer in Ander
son, taking a vacation, and before he
left he raid that bis stay here hod
helped- him wonderfully, pud thst he
felt very "'flt' Indeed.
October Brings
Teachers* Examination.
Notice has been Issued by J. B. Fel
ton, superintendent of education for
Anderson county, to the effect that the
next teachers' examination will be
held in tho court house'oh'the first
Friday in October. The examination
held In October always attracts,* larg
er number of applicants'limn'at' Any
other time. Probably because.',h ma
jority of the country srhcols will Just
be beginning to open at that time.i
Directors Had
Pleasant Thne.
Anderson people returning yester
day from: Chick Springs say that the
meeting of the Piedmont tum Ncr^
thern lines railway directors, held
..n thn magnificent ('hick Springs ho
tel Tuesday evening, was a mostplens
ant occasion. A large number of th?
35 directors were in attendance', arid
after the business meetinr had bein
disposed of, they spent the remainder
of tho evening around the banquet ta
ble. The election of officer a was the
most .important p&rt of the evening.
Wester. Class
Te Work Natnrdiiy.
The Wesley . Philathea Ciasa ot the
St. John's Methodist church "will con
duct a "parse! post" party next Sat
urday, beginning at noon. The par
ty will trko place in the storeroom
r.f^m!? tacated by the Citlsena Nat
?.mal Dank and ice cream and cake
wir, be served throughout the after
noon. The class is anticipating a
liberal patronage.
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HollWay Hays His
Friends Were Kind,
J. M. Holliday one of the candi
dates for comity commissioner, tn th?
second racea and defeated Tuesday,
was In Anderson yesterday nod'while
here said that he did not mind his de
feat so much, since he found that he
had more good friends*'in the county
ready to help bim right bis bettles
than he had ever possessed hcfb???*..
Mr. Holliday says that he appreciates
everything" that sny..;.vyur dui tor
bun.
Y SPARKLETS *
_m *!
ia! Mention Caught Over the *
tree ts of Anderson *
Movcnieut IK
Gnlning Ground
, Tua "Buy-A-Bale" movement re
cently launched in Anderson in an et
fort to help the cotton farmers o? this
community with their cotton crop,
seems to he gnlning ground every
day. It is understood that a large
number of bales we'ro bought in An
derson yesterday by local business
men, each of them pay ir. ; lo cents
per pound for the fleecy staple. The
first bale to be sold hero yesterday
morning, so far as ls known, was
purchased by B. O. Evans from \.
L. Majeski'. of Anderson lt. F. D,
He paid $45.30 for the bale.
Anderson Couuiy
'.To Hear Hinging
).'..??- k. Bannister, secretary of the
Anderson County singing conventicn
Issued notice yesterday that the con
vokion will meet with the Six and
fTwenty church on the fourth Satur
day and Sunday of this mon h, Scp
tember 26 and 27. Mr. ilanuister
..ays that he expects more god singers
lo hu present, at thin convention than
haye ever attended a similar event
iii this country and he believes that
every minute of the entire two days
.A'iH be enjoyable.
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Small Blake Hld
lint Little Ramage.
I The fire alarm sounded yesterday
afternoon af 2:30 o'clock and the de
portment mode a quick run to the
Concross Rope Mill on Earle street
near the Blue Ridge station. The fire
originated in. the opening room,
where tho ..bales are. torn apart hy
Hie machlnstfy ?nd ;tM?rtsVhine teeth
struck either a nail or some other
metal, causing a spark. .This Igntted
the cotton and in a few minutes the
lire waB beyond control of the employ
es of, the mill. When Xlie iire depart
ment arrived the hia^e-./was extin
guished with but little.difficulty and
small damage.
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Asking Information
On Grain Eelevutors
The Anderson chamber of com
merce has sent out a number of leters
within the last few days to the peo
ple interested in grains in Kansas
City, Wichita, nnd other points in
Kansas and western points,, asking
for information on the subject of the
grain elevators. Thc plan of building'
a grpln elevator in Anderson was sug
gested by Col. E. J. Watson, com
missioner of agriculture for South
Carolina and. a lotter.ihaa .also been
addressed to him asking for piare <!>>
tailed suggestions and an outline of
the plan to he followed. It ls'be
lieved that such a plan would, tala
well in Anderson!
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J. Scott Is
Npw Recovering.
L: J Scott, the aged janitor employ
by tile Anderson chamber bf rom -
meroe and the ' Central Presbyterian
church, is beginning to recover from
the, injuries he received whep he was
struck by some falling timbers while
riding on the elevator at the local
milt several days ago When Mr.
Scott was first carted to the hospital
lt Faa thought that both of h's legs
wore broken but later lt was found
that his right .leg Was only badly
braised nnd sprained and the left, leg
oro-non. riryslcians at the hospital
say. that he is getting, along very nice
ly and that the broken bone has begun
to knit.
Lame Rack-Kidney Trouble Canses j
lt. !
It don't take long for kidney- end
bladder trouble ta give you a lame
back, and even worse, if not checked.
Mrs. H. T. Strr.ynge, Gainesville. Ga.,
was fairly down on her back wltiv
kidney trouble and inf lammed bladder.
She says: "'I took Foley Kidney Pills
abd now my back ls stronger tban in
years, and kidney trouble and' paint.
Madder sensation have entirely gone."
Good druggists are glsd to sell Foley
kidney Pills because thoy 'always
help. They contain no habit forming
drugs. Evans* Pharmacy, agents.
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"Frolaset" means, literally
laced in front-but it has
come to mean much more.
It means "THE BEST" in the
corset line - correct form,
style, comfort.
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While Others Are Crying Hard Times
We are sawing and cutting wood? No,
the finest beef. mutton, veal* pork, gc.,
ever kept in the city of Anderson. Our
business in this iijie as wei! ?sin the Gro
cery line is growing.
We are not going to. let "hard times''
talk cut a hole in our business. We are
\ going to give you the goods, the price, and
the service, in return for your patronage
and good looks; "Nuf SedJl
Jil1 1 pi'I. i
21?.3,fi^^?a. HARPER, Mgr., Phone 132
Col. E. L. Campbell of taeshirc
14? Btxuvu nan io IUD cuy jcsicniiij un
business. '
W- K. Ti Ser of the Greenville offl?e
of t'.ie Soutnern railway, was in An
derson yesterday.'
Mr. and Mrs: J. Rufus Chamblec,
of Ani'ersou R. P. D., w?re lu the
city yeitcrday.
A. S. Tant or ?elton 'was among
th? business visitors to spend yester
day. In tat city.
^ Mr's:' Fan'?le Ads.T '?if Charlotte:,
baa arrived. In the city for a visit to
irleufs.
' ' ' ' " i^jr
(Jeorge Rogers of Greenwood waa'
in the city-a few hours yesterday oh
business. ., .">
Fant, architects left yesterday f or
New York city Where hs foes on'bun?
mess for* the Arm.' He expects to b?
gone about two weeks.
W. Frank McGee of Iva, spent a few
hours lo the city yesterday A? him?-,
neja, . a
Clyde tireen and Frank ' Mallison
have returned to Belton after a short
Stay ia Anderson.
L, C. Mcphail qt* th? Hopewell
section was arnoni? tes vltltors to
?pend, yesterday la the city.
..' J... J; Brownlee, A well known plsn
vr of the county, waa in Anderson
yesterday.
C. w. Fant of the Arm, Casey A
MIBS Carrie McCuen baa returned
from Greenville where she has been
visiting ; friends. ^ i
Magistrate W. P. Beil ot Ivs,
spent part of yesterday In tho city.
1 John A.- Horton, one of Belton's well
knowe business, men, was Jo-Anderson
yesterday,,, ... ";. ,,} _
wniajnstonVi Sl^r^ phj ^p^%^d?I
patt of the winter. . m '
Mrs. Janie Warren,and, son.,Jsmea
, ttpolk bave returned to jaberton?Oa.
Rafter visiting iranda In, the city.
k?uandera;.'S\ H.Tvauce' o,f <
^t?^t?LC,im*?0 ??* W'??' McGee of
htarr were in Anderrnn yesterday for
a raw hours.
Tom Witherspoon of th? Re?e& :
section were in Anderson yesterday
for a few hours. . ... H. . ...
ii!u,,nr, Martin of tlberty was ons
l efty ?" t0 *Pe.nd y?gt*rdfty i0