The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
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New Agency
For anderson.
Taking M; the workkof J. II. Watt,
United States, stock demoRstrator, p.
H. Calvin or Clemson College arrived
In the city Yesterday and for several.
days Will be, in this city and county.
MT. Calvin was, at the meeting OF the
lave Stock Association several days
ago and told a sreporteg for The In
telligeneer that he was much impress.
ed with th9a6tUpk raisers of this coun-
~. He satd 1llsIk everything -he had
seenath Anderson couIsty pleased him
hiEhIy and that he could see progress
as the, key-nifts on every hand here.
Mri Calvin is bur q young man but
ne Is evidently thoroughly acquainted
with the work that he has undertaken
mere and there Is no doubt but that
ne VIII be able to accomplish much.
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New Salesladyaa w.!
The Moore. WIlsop,Co.
| Miss Efiie willing iiiti.a arrived in tho
city yesterday to accept position
with the Moore ilenn Go, Miss Will
llngham will be In the dress making
department anu, tniB Is IN asuran .
the popular store will receive splendid
attention. TIE new saleslady has had
considerable experience ia this line
and she will doubtless prov, to be q
valuable addition to the company.
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New Concern
/ Opens Saturday.
THE Olympia Candy Company Will
ne tic of this newss business unk
dertaklhg for Anderson This sstahsl
!ishment will be, located at 106 Main
street and isS the business that Gus
Antonikas recently boughts from the
Evans business. with certain addi2
tions. The new concern will deal in
candy and drinks, making candy and
pure, ripe fruit creams every rgdal.
The place Will be under the direct
management OF Peter and John Elliot
of Augusta and doors will ihst throvhl
open to the public next Saturday, The
building in which this place is To-
Gated has beenarenovated and the In
terror reEodeied. with new tiling and
new fixtures and everything is sani-
tary, modern and up-to-date.
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Statement AS
To Corn Clubs.
j. w, Rotitrock. United States farm
demonstration agent, said yesterday
In discussing the question OF the boys,
corn club enntests, that all those boys
WHO HAD aSt yet been enrolled In the
work might do so by sending their
name to him or j. b. FELTON,, county
| superintenGsattof of education. Mr.. Roth
rock said all those who entered now
would havS sa fair, squire chance at
the prizes and that some splendid
prizes were beng offered. He said
that In this particular he. had met with
Iar more shccess than. he had hoped
5of and that the young men would
! nave some splen did chances to IS win
eone' really alnAbse prlzes. Those,
/ boysnw wish to enter the corn eiub
contests shg lose no more time but
should forw their names to- one Ok
the two gentlemen at once ~ Z,
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New Bridge
Is Completed.
i Thos. B. Hehson, the man who be-
i neves that II yuli5 Watk n thing dome
right you must 90 it yourself. was 81
the city dAy and told The Intel
hgenesr that & would be a s..a.sas es
1;ssssTi .fI &. 10 t 90 NJ ~ Y
derson to lean that the new bridge
lover the Three and TeMnty cft5a ht
the Dickson nlaee had been rehuilt.
This bridge = been zone for. ahcut
ten days and much tiiconvenienco va 4
Ioccasi0ne6 thei ll 1Ers fEohsoT, hnR
lust cQE1pistes t1e new bri5ge ana
says that II "a % Eeod az Iaay IA. s6SIIl 4
IN any paFs country,