Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Great Candy Special for Today Only Our Week-end Candy Specials will hereafter be a feature at thia store that our customers will particularly appreciate, for the values we shall offer will be truly surprising. Our Special for to morrow will be an especially delicious confection 60c Martinique Chocolate Cherries Finest French Maraschino Cherries, dipped in semi-liquid cream and heavily coated with pure, rich chocolate. You never tast ed anything finer in your life. Bach piece in an individual bon bon cup and each box contains a full pound, These are gen uine 60c Chocolates which we will offer tomorrow at 39c Evans* Pharmacy No. 2 THE DAY OP DAYS Saturday Is Our Big Day Because everybody has money on Satur day and wants to get the most.for it. Take our goods through and we give you your mon ey's worth, and then some, and this is all that anybody wants. We have some dandy good trades for you. Try 48 lbs of Our Superlative Flour for $1.95 There is Some Class to This Flour. 10 lb. Lard, some class to it. .$1.00 Tills Lard goes further and tastes better Utan nay other. IUngir House Molasses In jags, 1 gallon.55c H??id ps ched 'resistors, larg? cass, S for. I Siring Beans, hand pucked, large cans, 8 for .. ...\ .26c Fine Kio Coffee that sst Isden, 31-2 lbs.60c Dessert Peaches, 8 large cans for.80c TiM?ert P*S?*? i*c kind fer_ .Sic London Layer Raliilns, per lb.10c 8 cans Fancy'Sliced or grated Pineapple for..">?<. Our Meat Department Is the Pride of Our Store There Is cleanliness ru*? ?lass to the meats that we sell The la* dies gre not only buying ont meats, but they are talking about them which accounts for onr business growing. Try our Homemade Fork Sausage.20e lb, 2 for 85c Pork Chops, Lean and Juicy .. f. .20c lb, 2 for 85e Frankierter jest right.20e lb, 3 for S&e Steaks and Boast from Native Cattle...16c t?>20c lb Liver, Sausage, Bolled Ham, Sliced Bacon, Souse Meat, Fresh Shad ...hd dressed Poultry. 1 " . \ We Can Always Give You Something Good to Eat. Not Bragging at all, We Have the Store of Anderson. Yonrs to please. W. A. POWER ?12 S. Main SAM HARPER, Mgr. Phone 182 GARDEN TIME THE GARDENER must have Good Tools if he would raise Good Crops We furnish the Tools from our complete stock. YOU DO THE REST. Sullivan Hardware Co. Anderson, S. C- Belton, S. C. Greenville, S. C. * ELECTRIC CH * - * Item* of Interest and Pestos * Wirelan on the ? Glanville Manager , Well Known Here. F. H. Heidt who hos been appointed manager of the Greenville office ot I the Western Union Telegraph com pany is well kpown here? It will he recalled that while manager ot the Anderson office several years ago a strike of operators occurred. Mr. Heidt closed the office here during the strike. -0 Felton Y Ml ed School at Starr. County Superintendent of Educa tion J. B. Felton yesterday visited the school at Starr. This is a State aid school and is one of the most flour ishing in the county. Mr. Felton stated that he found everything in splendid shape at the school. Last night Mr. Felton went to Lebanon school to u ?end exercises which were carried out by the pupils of the school. No Session of Recorder's Court. There was no session yesterday of the recorder's court. One case had been docketed for a hearing, but be fore cou?t convened the police chief decided to nolle prpsse the matter. Up until a late hour last night no arrests had been inade. and indica tions pointed to no session of the re corder's court being held today. Prominent Attorney Of Greenville Here. ? L. O. Patterson, Esq., of Greenville, ! a prominent and popular member of the bar of that city, was in Ander son yesterday on business. Mr. Pat terson was recently appointed a mem ber of the State Board of Charities and Correction, by Governor Manning. He is eminently titted for the place, as tor years he has taken an active interest lu the- work ot thc South Car olina Children's Home Socioty, an organization which looked after desti tute children of the State, and par ticularly the. crippled and deformed children of parents who were too poor to Bend the little ones to hospitals for treatment -o Governor Manning's Double in The City That Governor Rlchar I Manning has a double in this part of the State probably was not known until yes terday when three people of this city spotted the man. He is Mr. W. L. Ver ner, cashier of the bank at Walhalla. A newspaper man saw the Walhalla ^onHomon nmirnuolilnr nt ? dlctnnee ?um at once wads a bec linc fer bisa, taking mm ror Governor Manning. When tue newspaper man discover ed hie error be marked to a citizen passing along that ?that man looked like Governor maiming* ? Sirauge to say, this visitor remarked, ''Well, I thought the same thing thia morning. I was talking to a man in town and we saw Mr. Verner approaching, and both of us remarked at the same time that he looked like Governor Manning. The only marked difference between the two gentlemen, In appearance, is that Mr. Verner has not the reddish hair of Governor Manning. With that ex ception they are as much alike as two peas in a pod. Freight Cars Ott Blue Ridge Tracks. Two ballast cars of n Blue Ridge Railroad freight train left the track at r?andy Springs yesterday morning and blocked the line for something like 3 boura. Tho passenger train leaving here at noon for Walhalla was delayed something like 30 minutes on account of the trouble. ? ? ? o ?? Mrs. England In County Hospital. Mrs. P. E. England of Clemson Col lege waa operated on at Anderson County Hospital Thursday. Reports from her bedside yesterday were to the effect that she was doing nicely. Her many friends in Anderson will be glad to leam that aho stood the operation well, and hope that she will soon be out. -o Many Attended Mr. fleer's Funeral. Twenty-five or moro Anderson peo ple went to Belton yesterday after noon to attend the funeral of Mr. H. M.. Geer, who died Thursday afternoon after a lingering illness. Mr. Geer was well known and popular with hundreds of people in the city of An: derson, to say nothing of the multi tude throughout the county and tu other parts of the State. A sai fea ture ba connection with his death ls the fact that his son. Ensign 8. Had don Geer, U. S. N" who ls assigned to ?ne Asiatic station, could not be at hts father's bedside when the end came and could not get there for the funeral. " _ Clean Vp and Patnl lip Day. The city of Anderson has been ex tended an invitation by the National Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign Burttau, of St. Louis, to join with some 2,000 other cities of the United States in a nation-wide clean up end paint up campaign. Mayor Godfrey, who received the letter, stated that bo would ask representatives of the Civic Association, the chamber of com merce, the beard ot health and oUAr organizations bf thia character to meet with a committee of etty coun cil for the discussion of plans for putting on such a campaign here. -o_-__ . Tisao far Paying Taxes Near* E:;d. The time for tn? payinei/ of city taxes without penalty ls drawing to a close, .md there are yet approximately t.000 receipts to be Issue.!. Next Mon day night the books close, and be ginning Tuesday morning tbe penalty of 16 par rent will Ivo taxed up agalnat all delinquents. . . " i* ************* Y SPARKLETS ?I _ * lal Mention Caught Over tba * Streets of Anderson * i* ************* Mr. Pear man Has Beached Rochester. A telegram received yesterday from Clerk of Court James N. Pearman. who left here Tuesday for Roches ter, Minn., where he will undergo treatment for appendicitis, stated that he had reached tils destination after a pleasant trip. Thc wiro stated that lie had undergone an examination but did not know wheo he would be op crated on. Sherirr J. M. H. Ashley, who accompanied Mr. Pearman, will ?".turn to Anderson In thc next few ?uys. Meeting of Y. M. C A. Heard is Postponed. The meeting of the board of direc tors of the Young Men's Christian Association, which was to have been held yesterday afternoon, has been postponed. Secretary P. M. Burnett stated yesterday that he did not know delinitely when thcl?eet/ig would be held, but thought lt would be held ?ither 'on Monday or Tuesday. The meeting of the directors was postpon ed on account of several or the direc tors being out of the city. rurmau.f tenison (?ame Friday 4 p. nt. A letter received yesterday by the ] chamber of commerce from the j athletic association of Clemson Col-' I lege stated that the baseball game i between Clemson and Furman would I be played at 4 o'clock Fri:lay after ! noon March 2G. . TIIIB will be on the I last day of the encampment of Clem son cadets in Anderson, who arrive here Monday, March 22. Tickets for [ the game will I .j on sale r.t the ::lorc of tbs T. L. ('ely company. Rock Mills Judge Has Resigned Joh. Magistrate C. M. IJarrctt. who was appointed magistrate for Honk Mills township by the Anderson County legislative delegation during the last session ot the general assembly, huB sent <n his resignation to the county delegation. Tho magidtrate stated tb;, sitiar thinking the matter .iver cato'^ily be had decided'that he did not v.aut tile job of putting his fel lowmen ou thc chalngang. The dele gation will be called to meet some time next week for the purpose of ? nominating a successor to Mr. Barrett. The name-of the proposed successor j will go to Governor Manning for his approval. . Pieparing For S?cctiss T"?r_~** Ennuin oit- ue??iK pr?ut?? ??? bal lot boxes cleaned up and getting in readiness for the special municipal ejection to be held next Tuesda; on the question of Issuing 8100.000 bonds for street improvements. Tbere will be two ballot boxes at each voting precinct. In one box will be cast for and against the issuance of the bonds, and in the other box will be cast bal lots for and against the question of assessing abutting property owners for a share of the cost of street pav ing. -o Was This Thief Conscience Stricken. Wednesday night while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oelsberg were away from j home for a few hours someone went j onto the porch of their South Mc ?utile street home and stole two brass jar dinieres, together with the plants that yvoro growing ' in them. Thursday night someone placed these same pots and flowerr on the porch of one of Mr. Geisberg's house. Just why tho flowers were returned to tho porch of I the neighbor and not to Mr. Qeisberg's porch, ls a mystery yet to be solved, e Grocery Store Was Burglarized. At dp me unknown .'time bctiween the hours of 7 and 1 o'clock Thurs day night someone did some pilfer ing in the store of the Anderson ! Cash Grocery company. Something Uko $2 wa? taken from the cash draw-1 er. Whether or not any goods were stolen, could not be determined with I any degree of certainty. Just how the | thief made his entrance to the atore is not very clear to the polbf J. A piece of tin covering a small bole of j an opening in the rear of the store was torn off, but lt would have taken I a mighty small person to get into the store by this route. Again, the police state; lt ls possible that the thief con VX?'I'J? himself in tho atore or the basement sometime during the day and waited until tho employees had left Thursday night to do his work. -o Secures Return Good Fiebere, Manager F. M. Burnett of the Para mount theatre " state! yesterday that ! he had secured a re'.urn engagement ! of the celebrated film "The Patch work Girl ot Ox." The picture will be. put on Ulta morning at 10 o'clock and will be sh o wu until 1 o'clock this i afternoon. , Admission will bo 5 and 10 cents. This is one of the most popular motion pictures ever shown In the city, and va earnest were .Ute demands of people to aee it, who did not gel to see it when it was here be fore, Mr. Burnett was compelled to secure a return engagement. At 1 o'clock this afternoon the justly j famous picture, "Eagle's Nest," fea-! turing Mary Pickford, will be put on. Will Inspect The F'.eetricai Fiants. Manager H. A. Orr of the Southern Public Utlitiee company ta in receipt of a letter from President Biggs of Clemson College In which the invita tion extended b>% Mr. Orr bo the Senior class clectrWUl students to inspect the electrical plants about Anderson outing the encampment of the cadet corps here March 22-26, la accepted. President Biggs requested that the invitation be made to include the "3 members of the Jnnlor class electrical students also. Thia Mr. Orr agrees ERIES OF LECTURES TO BEGIN TOMORBOW MR. S. C. GORDON WILL SPEAK TO MEN OF AN DERSON IN COURT HOUSE SUNDAY NIGHT Will Deliver Address sit First Baptist Church-Three Days Thereafter Tomorrow afternoon. at 3:30 o'clock. In the county courthouse, the men of Anderson will hav" the op portunity of hearing an address by one of the foremost laymen of the world, Mr. 8. 1). Gordon, who comes here to deliver a jerles of lectures. The subject of Mr Gordon's ad dress on Sundays fternoon ls "How an Old Town was Radically but Quietly Shaken Up and Then Shap I en Up Anew." The lecture, like all I tho others Mr. Gordon is to give here, will be delivered under tho auspices of the young Men's Christian Associa tion and the minlBterB of Anderson. \ Tho, lecturo will bo free to all, ?nd the men of the community are tor-' dlally invited to attend. Sunday night Mr. Gordon will speak in tho First Baptist church at 8 o'clock. Tho pastors of the other churches of tho city have agreed to suspend services in their respective churches Sunday night in ordev hat tho congregations may attend tho mass meeting at the First Baptist church. The subject of tho address Mr. Gordon will deliver Sunday night is "God on a Wooing Errand." On three afternoons and .three ! nights thereafter Mr. Gordon will de liver addrcBse.1. Each afternoon at | 3:30 o'clock at the First Presbyter ian church, and each night at 8 o'clock at the First Baptist church, he will speak. The subjects of the afternoon lectures are as follows : .Monday-"How to AsBure Answers to Prayer; the Great Simple Condi tions." Tuesday-"How to Assure An-1 8wer3 to Prayer; School of Prayer." Wednesday-"Tho Significance of th? World: War to the Thoughtful Christian." The subjects of the night lecturer] are as follows: Monday-"Biography of Man Who| Took a Long Walk With Cod and iNcver Came Back." Tuesday-"Tho .Makers Rule of j Exchange and Brokerage." Wednesday-"Tho .Maatering Pas-] sion." BAD COLD? TAKE CASCARETS FOR BOWELS TONIGHT ] No headache, constipation, bad! cold or sour stomach by morning. Get a 10 cent box. Sick headache, biliousness, coated tongue, head end nose clogged up with a cold-always trace this to torpid liver; delayed, fermenting focd in the bowels or sour, gaB3y Btomach. Poisouous matter clogged In the in testines, instead of being cast out of the system is re-absorbed into tho blood. When this poison reaches thd? delicate, brain tissue it causes con geotion and that dull, throbbing, sick ening headache. Gaseareis immediately cleanse thc stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out all the constipated waste matter end pois ons In thc bowels. A Cascaret tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep-a 10 cent box from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months. Ito do: In addition to the electrical dallons, the students will be permit ted to inspect tho electrical works of Anderson, Orr and Riverside cotton mills. Orr Mills Band Was Inspected. The annual Inspection of the Orr Mills Bind was made yesterday by an officer of the United States army. Thursday Adj. Gen. Moore conducted the annual inspection ot the Pal metto Rifles, the local com pany of the National Guard ot South Carolina. The report of the Inspection of the Orr Milla Band w'll be awaited with considerable interest, as some fear that the band will not come up to requirements. j TO REMOVE DANDRUFF { Get a 25-eent bottle of Donderlne at any drug atore, pour a little into your hand and rub well hito the scalp with the finger tipa. By morning most, if not all, of this awful scurf will have disappeared. Two or three applica tions will destroy every blt ot dand ruff; stop scalp itching and falling hair. The Court of Last Resort Around the stove of the cross roads grocery is the real court of last re sort for lt finally over rules all others. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bas been before thia court in almost 'every cross roads grocery in tb -a country, and has al w? ys received a favorable verdict. It in in the country whare man expects to receive full value for his money that this remedy ls most appreciated. Obtainable everywhere. F ASH ION FADS OR ASTIWOl S ELLO lv8 Cely's Hats have been hitting the high spots of popularity-Why? 1 here's n Reason. Style Service Satisfaction T. L. Cely Co. Agents for Ed. V. Price & Co. Clothes Builders. THE BANK ACCOUNT Is the first step towards success. Makes you independent. Protects your family in emergencies. Gives vou standing in the community. Is the first step towards success. ' Is an ever present help in time of need. Start one with us at once. Interest paid on deposits. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK FARMERS LOAN & TRUST CO. YOI J NC* W/?i ll l '-??j FORSALE Sa turday Saturday morning we will have a CAR of YOUNG MULES, suitable for every farm pur pose, in our sales stable, and if you are in the mar ket for some real good Tennessee mules, come here Saturday SUPE! DAVIS BROS. /fS?? 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