Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M O N D A Y S! U! R! E! Paramount "The Man From Mexico** Featuring JOHN BARRYMORE Admission Ah k^ays S and IO cents W& VNIw?ou /te of GOOD Ctof?vc^: Thinks of lt?BS3?rii!TO?a 1 Ll * ELECTRIC CIT ? Items of Interest. and Pertot * Wireless on the S .A *********** Colton Martel Took Big Jomo.. Though tho prevailing price of cot ton ou the local market yesterday | wan 7 Iv4 cents. th^re were a few sales made where thc stapln brought as high as 8 3-4 cents a pound. The lat ' ter price was, .if course, for the best | grades of cotton. The rise in price ot cotton "Hms had a wonderful effect on 1 the mood of the general public. On every hand the upward trend of tho market ia noted and commented upon, j There in moro . optimism and less of ? pessimistic talk' on the streets than j . torre bas beor, in many days. \ -o Ur. Carman Will ... Preach Here Today. Dr. John C. ('arman, secretary of the South Carolina Internai ional Sunday School Association, .who will take part m Sunday School Intsltutes to'be helo (n tile county thin week, will proacn this morning nt Si. John's Methodist church and this evening nt thc First 1 Baptist church. AU the ministers of j the city,. Including Gluck Mills, to gether with'those who are to take part in tho county institutes, aro roquest . V. to meet ak 3.SQ o'clock Gils after noon at the First-Baptist church. Y SPARKLETS * _'?? ? - tr tal Mention Caught Over tba * tatet? of Anderson * i;,; * ? * ? ^ ? ? ? * # * V. * -? ? Engineer "Karney" Hughes Taken 111 on Engine. Hundreds of people all along the route of the Hluo Ridge rallwav. be tween Walhalla and Belton, will re gret to learn v>f the Illness of Engi neer Raymond Hughes. The populsr engineer was taken Ul at hu: post of duty at the throttle of,the train which passed through herc yesterday after noon at C o'clock eu route from Bel ton to Walhalla. It ls stated that he suffered an attack of acute Indiges tion. ' Ho ?was taken front his engine st Seneca where he was given medi \cw attention. At Seneea uuoiher engi neer tool Ute train on to Walhalla.' Tho lo 01 of time on account of the chungo*: necessary at Seneca caused, a delay or something like an hour In tho arri VP I ot the gas-electric car last night from Wuihulla-Mr. Hughes' ! scores of friends tin ought this sec tion* will wish for him a speedy re turn to good health. Slight Accident tin Blae Ridge. The derailing of a. freight car on train No. 7. running from Belton to Walhalla,..Krhiw', afternoon canaed, a delay of about onu hour in the arrival H?re are a few things that bring money out of old closet?. Even the miser shakes his pockets when such tilings as these take place. 251b. Sugar $1.25 ?5. pound bag finest granulated sugar Monday (with a $2? purchase) for on ly . V !. $1.25 v flited, One to a Customer.. 50c Stick Brooms, special trimmed, made, in Anderson; keep your'm?ney at home and save 25c-Monday each . .26c One lot of AH Silk Crepe De Chine Waists, worth-S3.oo only. . : .$1.98 $15.00 Wash Silk Dresses; our regular price $12.So, Monday. ...$4.98 Ladies' New Style Suits, orth $15.00-Our bargain prices . $io.oo and S 12.50, Monday Choice. . .$6.98 25 Ladies* Skirts, carried o^er stock, but Extra Values at $3 .po to ?5.00, Monday only.98c Mew Style, high grade Skirts worth S7.00, our bargain price $5,00. Monday only.. .$3.98 Our 5c Table Tomorrow wc are showing 32-inch . IOC Chambry, short lengths, per yard.Sc 36-inch Percales^ short, lengths, per yard, only. .. .... .8c ;36-inch fair grade bleaching, per yard, only.. '. .Sc Good Aproir Gingham, per y afd only.. .8c 0?ie lot of Men's WOOL Suits, values up to $10.00 and$12.00, small sizes? Mon day only. . . i\ ... .$2.96 G. H. Baile?, Proprietor, of the down passenger train. AB thc freight train waa making I.) way in to Seneca the trucks of 'one of the freight cars left tho rails. The track ?was torn up for u few feet, hut tue ?damage Was soon repaired. The fact that, the car was a ne? ene, and Ltui I not become thoroughly shaken down, and ran into a neet: us of track that had been weakened on account of re font heavy rain B, is helle ved to hare caused the miBhap. Sqaabe Offered For Sale. Fine, fat Belgian Carnaux squabs were'offered for sale yesterday in the' city and sold readily, bringing fancy prices. The squabs were raised by D. A. Reed of Belton, who has some 30 pairs of old hirds and who han been rasing squabs on a small scale for the market for the past - several months. Mr. Reed stated some time ago that If the people of . Anderson care tor this delicacy and will - agree ko eat them, he will maka efforts ir. furnish them with meat In this Une. -o Brief Session of Recorder's Court. A brief session of recorder's court was held yesterday, but one case, be ing before tho bar of Justice. In this Instance the offender proved - to be Alvin Norman, who faced charges ot drunkenness. Ile was convicted and sentenced to nay a fine of $5.06' -o Belton Surrenders Uer Old Charter. According to. .a certificate tiled io tho office or Clerk ot court from Sec retary of State R. M. McCown. tb? town ot Belton has Its charter and hereafter will operate under tho pro . visions of Article II, Chapter XLVIIt .-.ode of 1912. White Man to Set at Liberty. After spending a night in the conn ty Jail on charges growing out of bli having purchased goods from s ssw chant aud secured the debt by givtaj the merchant an order on his wagei due frpm the mill sod himself col looting tho money before, the merchan had time to present thc? claim. A Thomas, a white man of the Orr Mill section, wes released yesterday morn lng from the county Jail and allow** to return to bia family, who wera re ported to he sadly lo need of hts wa gen to provld? thc. necessities ot lift The wife and three babies of the mai called vpon Magistrate Broad well am besought him to release Ute tmaban and father. But Ute magistrate con! not turn, the man loose: upon sud grounds. Finally Ute prosecuting wit ness, the merchant who bad sol Thomas the goods, came In and an nonnced that be and Thomas ha made a satisfactory seulement of tb matter and that so far as he was coi cerned Ute metter could drop. On nf the foremen of the mill stated fha he would put Thomas to work an give him the opportunity of provldln for his wife and children and paytn his obligations. With matters takln this tarp. Magistrate BoadWell Immi dtately seat the Jailer a discharge fe the' imprisoned man. -ci-?. Committed Wrong Walle Serving Clang. Despite the fact that be was servio sentence on the chatngang for hai lng violated a law, C. V. Volts, coloi ed, committed another breach of tl law by collecting his wages from tl Brok'on Milk' when hj> had airead made an assignment ot the money l another. As soon ai the negro ht finished serving his sentence on U gang, he was arrested end hauled b fore .Magistrate Broad well on the ms ter o! collecting his wages when 1 had already assigned them to assthc The negro pleaded guilty snd wan sei fenced to serve 30 days on the chai gang! -o Or. Marrar Bfley Kelara* Nerta. Dr. Murray Riley, who came ba? to Anderson several months ago frc West Virginia, In anarch of a locall thal was better adapted to his heall has decided that fan Ballimore ho flu o climate that la better salted to I health than any other etty. Cont queutly ho bas decided to locate that city for tho practice of bia pi fesston. Mrs. Riley Till remain ho with relatives aud friends for soi two Weeks. -o ?au. ow a..?. &,-1f>iaa..- ;.. Admit Ung that he hal violated I law and declaring that be had coi back .for the purpose of squaring tl matter up and paying all other del he might owe the eily or county l lawlessness bc had Indulged in duri past yeats, Fred Rice yesterday tc with gc-jk? grace the decree of Mag tra*e Brood well $a sentencing nba 30 days on the chalngang for violation nf a labor contract. Rice stated that ho was glad to got hack and square the matter up with bis former employ er. "And I don't know who, els? wants me," be humbly said, 'but I am now ready to square up everything wrong that I have ever done. ! am golog to stay on the chalngang until I get straight with the world. Ot course I could work out thia debt for my boss, but If bc. wants me on the gang why of course. I can a?'-ry?: It nut Iber ., und do lt in'less limo. Heslden, I can get plenty to eat and a worm place to Hleop on the gang, and that suits me." W. 0. Marett Won Herond Pass? W. O. Marett won the second annu al pass to the.Palmetto Theatre, ac cording to an announcement lasl night by Manager Plnkston following the drawing for the selection of tho lucky number. There are als more annual passes to be given away by this vaude ville and motion picture playhouse. Baseball Furman Desires to Crots Bats With Clemson fat Auder, .on. nt A ? A communication received yester day by the secretary of the chamber of commerce from the management of tho Furman University athletic asso ciation ot this well known] institution ls anxious to stage in Andersen a game of baseball with Clemson Cal lege! - The letter sungestes that the game be playea here' in early spring, ,?as would have to bo1 the oaae en'account of the closing-'-time of the colleges. The matter lags peen referred to the oateruinment/sosanslUee vt the chem ber of commerce, who will give ' it proper consideration. .. lt was stated; yesterday, crucially, that If suitable grounds could be had lt ls probable that the? game would be arranged as requested. . ? . Serpmtmee WQI Be Used Up>?i Night of Anderson's New ' Theatre. C. lt Bleich, manager of tho Bleich Amusement company, of IfopklABvllIe, KV., lessees of tho new Anderson thea tre, announces to the ' Chamber ot Commerce In a letter received yester day that fae plans to use "serpentines" on the opening night ot the playhouse, which has been set for February ll. Ahdersonlana who have "done" the theatres of NW York or other large eitles on nights when gala aUractlons ot this nature were put on know all about nerpenUnes. : Mr. Bleien also states that he plans to invite the ?Overnora of South and North Carolina and. Georgia to attend tho opening, of tho theatre, and'the presidents or. the Piedmont and North ern, the Blue, Ridge and the Charles ion & Western Carolina railways. CHILD'S TONGUE BECOMES COA* IF CONSTIPA When cross, feverish and sick) ?lillJL' ^r^ltf?j-L?-' tlljL_ give vtaraiuia syrup of rna." ?r"';- ". Children love thia "fruit laxativo."! and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver, and (M?atela ?jo nicely. A child simply will not stop playing to empty tim bowels and the result is, they begem? tightly clogged arith waste, tiver ?rete sluggish, stomach sours Ca*n your little ene b-es-s?.* cross, half "Sick, feverish; don't eat. sleep or act naturally, breath Is bad. system foll or cold, has sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhea. : La'.*?. Mother I See If tongue ig coated, then gl/e' * 'teaspoonful of "Callfor. nia Syrop of Figs.? and lu ? few honra alt the constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the system, and you have A well, playful child agatfr. i* Millions ot mother? ?ive "Califor nia Syrup ot Fi RS" because it U pet* rectly batmiess; efettdreo tove tt and lt never tails to act on tho stomach. Ihrer and bowe;. Ask year druggist for a 60-ceot bot tle of "CaliTeraPi syrup of Fina"*. Which has fnti direction? for beato?, children of all ages -and to grotte* atm plainly printed on th? bottle. Beware of connterfetu? koki here. OH Use- genning, ?nade[ >y ^^tforala; Fig Syrup Cosnpauy.* er kind with oonteeset. u_,_ Sb gt mm I* I mf?fk^**** - ? _? ? J J a m' ? m ? ~~ ? ? . w V W V W V?V????T^v^w^^pTJ I ; Personal j Mrs. J. L. Pettigrew of Tva was' sainas; the shoppers lo the city yes- ' terday. J.. El Garvin ol among the visitors in the city yeiter-! day. . Bruce Pr*iltt of Starr waa among the visitors !n the ?:!?y yesterday. R. L. Sullivan bf TownvtUe was in the city yesterday for.a. short while. . lawrence Tbompaoa of the county was lu the city* yesterday. St ono wall J. Watson of the Salem section waa In the city yesterday. L. M. Mahaffey of the. Hopewell section was among the visitors in the city yesterday. J. ll. Ballard of Pendleton waa among the visitors" In the oily yes terday. C. it. Watkins of Holton was in thai city yesterday, orr business. J. G. Harper df .tho Eureka section was among tho visitors in the city1 Saturday. t Olin Campbell of Belton was a vis itor In the etty yesterday. ' Clarence reynolds of the Roberts section waa In the4, city yesterday for a short while. L. E. Campbell of the Eureka, sec? tlon was In the city yesterday. R. R- Doyle of tho lebanon section was In the city yesterday. B. H. Norris of the h< riten* section waa among the visitors tn the ' yesterday. H. Pinson of Belton waa ia the cit yesterday. ?ft *^_t ; J. H. OambreH of toe county Wa* V vutttorin theaaf^nssiraat.H Miss Jsuie . MuClurtr of the Ursen Poad section was aftappteg IA the etty yestettsy. ..> >. Z. C. Bal lemme hf the enanty waa ia the citv 'yesterday., Mrs. Joan Merriwa of tb? MoanOu*! Creek section was In. the'etty yegter day. .. " % , i H. ch ambles of Savannah totkn nbip was among the visitors lt? the city yesterday. W. B. King of the county waa in the chy yesterday. n.'F. West of Rohertslw?s among Ute visitors, in tba .city yesterday : W. K. Garrison of - Sandy Springs : wa? fa the city, yesterday. ; . . , 1 H; il. Garrison of Denver was a ?UK j M *>tn the city yesterday. Jesse CHnkacales ot 8terr was ln" ike city yesterday, A. P. Wilson of. the county was] the visitors in the city fMtnr-j Boss Norris of antrevllle was In ! the city yesterday for a short #hUe. J J. O. McCtowp pf Mountain Creek spent yesterday In. tho city. c. M. Duckworth, of the Lebanon Mvstion was In the city >*ste/ttAy, Purman MarUn of lebanon section waa among the visitors In the city yesterday. . W. O. Kay has returned to Belton after a short stay in the city. F..W. Lyon of the Plat Rook sec tion spent yesterday tn ?he etty. Baxter Shirley of th? Roberts sec tion was ia the cite ?,e?nt*fdayy Mini Ruth Martin of the section was.shopntng ih.tM?9 terday. . ' John Mantera of the Mountain Creek ! Mis^ Stbd or. p*uniiiizjii was ! a visitar tn thtvpUy gaeteriar Misa ?.Franset?- .Alfter ot \>al*?? Creek waa la Ute etty. Saturday, Mtas -May Herron af Starr .epuWt'] -'te: Ute, c.itv. s. M. Jones of Flat Rock waa a vt*.- j Uor io (be city yesterday. . NV. M. guerard of Wllllauititon was a visitor ut tbr> city yesterday. J. IL Kay of Hopewell wan among tboFo spending yesterday In tb? city. Miss hollie Welborn of the McLees echool wa.-, In the city yesterday. lt. Vi-. Welborn of the lebanon MT llou spent yesterday In the city. Ml?? Alma Cole of Pendleton was chopping lu the city yesterdsy. C. A. Welborn of the Lebanon rec tlon was In the? city yesterday. Ii. E. Martin of the Hopewell lioc tlod was In the city yesterday. H. A. ftreazeal* of Pendleton was a visitor In tbs city yesterday. Miss Makafleyor Pendleton was among the v|fjlfors lu tho city yester day. \ v% odo Drake, well known farmer of the tountv, was la tho city Saturday. . f t. -- ? W. i. .Webb ot the county ?pent yes terday ia the etty. :J. T. Busby of the crmnty was a visitor in the city yesterday. K. C. tirlfllth of. Plercetown was in th? cit/' yesterday. - ' -.-ii' ; . -- .\ ' ff. P. flaunt of RiedsviHe. N. C. waa In the pity yesterday. 'ti. M. Poole of the' county .waa lo lae etty yesterday. . Mis* Irene fleer of "th o Neals Creek section was in the city yesterday. P. ?.'tettigrW hen'returned'from a. vUl^ to tMgeueld. Oliver Casey of the S?plus ?ectlon ?rae among th? visitors in, the etty jWtWdal/ -.' ' a M. McAdams ?i AntVeviIle wa? in Ute ^.yesterday, . - ip., W., ?mitb rt. Tpwnvllle was lo ^^terda^. ? ; ^s^J?ba i Wyatt Kaf of the Lebo noq ?est?o? is r?mnt. ber daughter. Mr* W.MfMi:WW* ?tty. , ' Ct Mr. {?a* ot ?pa"Uboert.iteciien wao ?btefeg >the Visitors tn the. city J. it Belt of Central I? visiting bis daughter. Mrs/C O', Ouqler. on (Ireeo vlHe ;otre>*: . . 1 Merefeeni* rU?ivin? Wares Pack . ed in Hay or Straw Reqpured Co Born lt. Poles*, jewelers' and other meron-j ?ta receiving gooda, packed in hay or aw make an affidavit that they will I ,iru al).packing material as soon ss it,, ls received, no more shipments of toods to those merchante can be made. Thia ster IH required by the, United Ktates 'g rernmebt as a result j of the' cattle epidemic now existing iq this country. j Letters were received yesterday by j a number of Anderson merchants set-' ting forth the above facts, each let ter ^taming a bleak form In which t?t?, affidavit U to be written. The statement muet be Sworn to before a. notary public. I i.uHiiU4i--nm-i?-iii" u Ji'-JjaiJu-u-.L. IT'S SETTLED you no longer here to x Jt or send away for your glssses. I heve one ot the most complete Grinding Plants tn the Sooth and every convenience to turn out your work: promptly. Von can't realize what I have ht ma chinery unless you visit ny place. I can duplicate your leno-don't care who made it or if you break lt all to pieces , don't worry come here. I can refract the most difficult casa of eye trouble and write the prescription, grind your glasses and guarantee the very acm? of precis toni I have a rec ord I am justly proud ot and I am keeping pace with the confidence the people of my tom have in ute. This Is what actuated me in the purchase ?>f the Plant and if you could Just see the number ot people In Anderson how wearing gtisiee ground la An derson, you would be convinced that Campbell la in town and on the Job. All t ask la; try me with your neat Job. I also have, the heat - equipped Optical Office for making -examina tions ia- South Carolins. My prices are consistent with flrst-daas work, ranging from 98.00 to $5.00 up for n complete Job. Repair anything in tb? Optical line/ duplicate your lenses from 75c up. owing to how lt io to he made Begin the new year right, by having me do yoi?* Optical work. If SB y oat. tells you that I don't grind goori glasses In Anderson, X will give you SUS.00 ' for proof of statement, flien you have trouble with your eyes or glasses, think of merl am the sure remedy. Also remember 'tho plac?. No. 113 W. Whitner St.. Ground Ploor. Telephone Connection. BB. M B CAI Registered Optometrist. -IM i', j ii _J-T--J-j^LiMjjirjy*** HEADACHE STOPS, NEURALGIA GONE Dr. James" .. Hes sig the. . ?aura\etu ?.t BT*W lOamro faainfii sjoas .Nerve-racking. sp?tUug or dull, throbbing headaches ytotd la Jagt a ?few momenta, to Dr. James' Head lache Powders, whist CKS v naidia 'oents a package at any ' Ifp thc quickest, ? 2 lief fa the-whole., I ter! You Relieve,! Ute tress nowt Von caa.. 1 and women have found I or neuralgia misery M, what yen ask fer. LOVE ANDA FEIXOW-FlJaiNG .i? ..?,. . . ? . l am r JW ideated over W.. A. Power's Grocery store's* 212 1-2 fl. Mala Street, E thank my friend* for their past patnmhge and ask. con?nunnce Of same. I "M*** piatas al f1 i make gold crow?s Painless i&tract&sg 40p. I make a specially of treating Pyorrhea, AlveoUrta of * the. gums and all crown and bridge work and regulating mal formed teeth. All work guaranteed-, first-class.. S. G. IFR U C E DENTIST T$X7serdi of Sweeping Compound We ?re noW ?ole age?it for the famous RED CROSS SWEEPING COMPOS? ?tit guaranteed io prevent fiuat and fa destroy gem??. Guest Paint Co. Phone 48 W. Earl Street -GUEST seth the BEST"