Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mua ri VB Every ? OSBORNE & PEARSON'S TOMORROW, SATURDAY, Customer WiU Be PrWte8ei10 Boy 25 Poun,Is Standard Granu,ate(1 Susar ?or SI.00 -And Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc., For Less Than "Wholesale Cost USE BLOCKS ON MURRAY AVENUE City Will Furnisb Them and P. & N. Ry. W01 Have Them Haul ed and Put in Place. Mr. C. 8. Allen, general passenger agent of the Piedmont & Northern, and Mr. E. Thuuipson, vice presi dent and goueral manager, were in tho. city yesterday on business. Mayor Godfrey asked Mr. Thoma son about put?ug down Belgian blocks on Murray avenue near the freight station, stating that the city would furnish them if the company would have them hauled and put in place. Mr. Thomauou Btaled that the company would gladly do thia. Thia avenue has been giving trouble during tho winter because of the heavy hauling from thc depot aud this will bc a great improvement. Has Inique Churn. Tate Hardware compnny haB on ex hibition1 a very unique churn. Thc churn proper is suspended by means of a heavy spring and is also support ed from tho bottom by a heavy spring. The object of the springs is once the churn ls started going up and down, tho motion ls kept up for sonic time. An occaslonul push and the churn does the work itself. Dear Headers: If you give me the pleasure of a visit you will be pleas antly surprised and gratified to find how mu^h better I am now able to attend to your optical wanta. This optical establishment is just a little ahead of this city and In keeping wth those to be. found in larger cities. There la no cause for you to leave Anderson when you desire tho service of a skilled optometrist whose facilities and equip ment cannot be excelled anywhere. It is an added pleasure for mc to tell-you that I have a modern lena grinding shop in connection with my optical parlors. This fact enables mo to repair broken lenses while you walt, if you will bring me the broken pieces, 1 am able to get out prescription work the same day it is received. This eliminates tho delay and annoyance of waiting while your prescription is sent out of town. All the work, from thc examination of the eye to the finished lenses and fitting of glasses ls done under my per sonal supervision. Knowing that the work is right, I do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction. Bear me in mind please when I can be of further ser vice to you. Yours very truly, Dr. M. R. C?MPBELL, Louisa S. Hilgenboeker. Asst. Registered Ontomctrlsts, 112 W. Whltner St., Ground Floor. EXCURSION To Asheville,, Wayne?ville, Hendersonville, Ere-] vard, Lake Toxaway, N. C., and "LAND OF THE SKY" Via Blue Ridge Ry. and Southern Ry. Premier Carrier of the South WEDNESDAY, JULY 21,1915. From Anderson, Seneca, Greenville, Spartanburg And all Intermediate Points. Excursion tickets will be geed ba all trains Wednesday, July 21, 1915. Ex? cnrslon tickets will be good returning on all regular trains to reach original Marting p Int by midnight, Monday, July 90,191?. Glorious opportunity for n short Hummer vucatlou. Enjoy the beauties and the wonderful scenic .environ ment of the mamouth mountain desks and lakes and the cool brasses that spread their ozones from the wooded peaks coning from aa ?Hitad* ?f CJKM) feet above sea lereL High-class coaches on all trains to ac.ommojate the excursionists. For further Information apply to all ticket agents Southern Ballway or W. E. McGEE, J. - ANDERSON, W. R. TABER, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agt, Superintendent, Tmv. Pasr. Agi* Columbia, S. C* Anderson, 8. C* Greenvale, 8. C. Par?is We have a complete line of Parers that will op* crate perfectly-just the kind you have been want ing. Prices 60c. 60c, $1.25 If you have any fruit you will need a Parer Come and get one. LARGE DELEGATION GO IO SPARTANBUR6 SPECIAL TRAIN WILL LEAVE ANDERSON ON TUES DAY GREAT CONFERENCE W?U Be Attended By Bible Chu? Workers From alt Sections of South Carolina. Thc Rev. J. W. Sneake slated yesterday that ho expected about 300 people from this city to go to Spar tanburg next Tuesday to attend tho Wesley llible Class federation of thc South Carolina Methodist confer ences. A special train will leave Anderson over the Blue Ridge at 7 o'clock Tues day morning and a round trip rate of $1.00 will bc charged. A large delegation will Join thc Anderson peo ple at Belton. Mr. Speakc is especially desirou* of having as many men and women tako tills trip as possible. There will be a big parade of the different dele gations In Sparlanburg during tho af ternoon and be v/ants Anderson to make as large showing as possible. The program for Tuesday is as fol lows : Tuesday morning, July 20, Bethel churcli : 9- Devotional service, Rev. R. S. Truesdale, of Sumter. 9:30-Address, "Our S. O. S.." Rev. John Fi. T. Major, of Laurens. 10- Address, Dr. Charles D. Bulla, superintendent Wesley Bible class department, Nashville, Tenn. 10:45-Address, "Methods," John R. Pepper, superintendent Sunday Behool, First Methodist church, Mem phis, Tenn. 11:30-"The Great Motive/: Miss1 Elizabeth Kilpatrick, Sunday school specialist. Methodist Episcopal church, South, Corinth, Miss. Tuesday afternoon, July 20, a.* Bethel church. 3- Devotional service Vance W. Brabham. Orangeburg. 3:30-"Aim and Business of Wesley Bible ('lasses." John R. Pepper. 4- "Tile Wesley Bible Claqp an-i Sporting Blood," Hon. Charlton im itant, Manging. 4-Open parliament of class prob lems and activities, J. M. Way, Spar tanburg. 6-Wesley Bible class parade. Tuesday evening, at Central and Bethel churches. 8:15-Mass meeting of men at Cen tral church: devotional service, R. S. Lig?n, Anderson. 8:30-Address. "Tho Enemy," FJJV. E. O. Watson, D. D., Bamberg. 9-Address, "Making Men . Seo God's Viewpoint," Dr- J. H. Therrell, Sunday school field secretary South Georgia conference and president Danica-I'hi la thea v:nion of Georgia Albany, Oa. 8:15-Mass meeting for women at Bethel church; devotional services. Rev. R. O. Lawson, North Augusta. 8:30-Address, ."Best Things," Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick. 9-Address, "The Bible as a text book," Dr. J. S. Moffatt, president Erskine College, Duo West. CU ERDA R Miss Madge Prlco of Greenville ls spending tho week with relatives in Cheddar. Miss Olive Mabaffey, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Copeland, and Mr. and Mr. J. W. Kelly of Pelter, visited in tho Septus community last Sunday. Thc Women's Mlsslotfary society met at the home of Mrs*. Prank ?el lison last Sunday afternoon. A very Interesting and instructive program had been arranged. The meeting was attended . by nearly all the members and a success In every way. Miss lizzie Johnson of Felzer spent Saturday anti Sunday with relatives here. Miss Rena Hammond of tho Beaver Dem section spent tho week-end in Cheddar. Miss Lola Copeland entertained the Sunbeam Band of Cedar, Grove at her home ot? last Saturday afternoon. At an early hour the little ones began to arrive and soon the air was filled with the sound ot their happy, merry vokes aa they played games and sang together. Daring the afternoon, re freshments were served by the boatoss after wblch the children returned to their homes, resolved to do more work thu year than over before. Ber. 8. I. Keeler Coming. Rev1. 8. I. Keeler, president of tba Wesleyan Methodist conference, will preach tonight at tho Wesleyan Meth odist church on South Malo street- at 8 o'clock. Dr. Keeler ls a fluent speaker and a preacher of no mean ability, always interesting and a preacher of the old fashioned gospel. The public Is cor dially invited to hear him . ? PALMETTO RIFLES LE"VEON??E50A? SPECIAL TRAIN WILL MAKE TRIP FOR ANDERSON COMPANY GONE 10 DAYS! Full Attendance ? Expected to Go on Encampment and Every thing in Readiness. Company B, Palmetto Rifles will leave on next Tuesday morning on a a special train at 5:30 for the Isle of Palms where they will go into camp. Thc company will be gone ten days. At Relton the Anderson boys will be Joined by those from Pelter and the First Regiment band of William ston. Tlie train on which they will travel is scheduled to arrive in Char leston about 3:30 In t ie afternoon. Immediately upon reaching Charles ton thc company will go into camp on the Isle of Palms, the site being near tho pavlllion. I It was stated yesterday that plans arc being made for the members of the company to sleep in the armory here on Monday night so Coat all will be able to get ready to take the train. Quartermaster llrown is mak ing preparations now for the means on thc train and everything is being put in readiness. Drill practice ls being held every night and Company H is expected to put up a good showing. Several new members have enlisted this year and tho company now numbers about 70. Traveling on the special train to the encampment also will be Lieut. Col. P. K. McCully. Lieut. Shcror, Capt. B. B. Gossett, inspector of small arms. Flrct Degiment olllcers, and Messrs. J.' T. Crawford and Robert McCully will go as color scar gentB. On July 27th the Woodmen of thc World of the Piedmont will vun au excursion to Charleston from Belton and since thc encampment will be there, during that time, it ls expected that many from this city will bike ad vantage ot thc trip. TOWS VI LLB PERSONALS Mia? Ruth Dickson of Anderson is spending a few days with her aunt, Miss Mattie Me:'arley. Misses Kate Shirley. Alice Smith, AHcc Price and Mr, George Smith aro attending the uuminer school at Anderson. Miss Nina Fanner spent Wednesday with Miss Marie Gaines. Miss Elizabeth Dick: JD, who han been teaching school At Orangcbui? ls spending her vacation at home. Miss Mary Peterson o? Laurens is visiting Mis. E. C. Ashil 1. Mesdames R. H. Price. Z. T. Galo way and N. N. Woolbrlght have been on the sick list. Misses Vermel McCarley and Addie Burkett are the guests of Mr. . and Mrs. C. S. Shirley. Mrs. Dr. S. A. WJderaan and Mrs. Lon. Coleman attended the ninth an nual meeting of the Womens Mission ary Union, which met with thc South Union Baptist church, 8th and !)th inst. Mrs. W. J. Stribbllng and daugh ter, Miss Grace, of Westminister arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earle Barton. Mrs. E. C. Asblll and sister, Miss Poterson, spent Wednesday on the Livingston Farm. They were thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King. Chris ?iiier and W, H. Thrasher, who have been confine dto their homes with typhoid fever are report ed to be much better. Miss Willie Faut spent l^st week ,wlt!i Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Felfun al .Anderson. Rupture Expert Here Well Known to Leading Physicians Who Indorse lils Methods. W. B. SEELEY, tho noted ruptpro specialist .ot Philadelphia, is sending his personal. representative to Ander son to minister to the needa of the ruptured public, thoroughly equipped and prepared to deal with thu most difficult cases. Interested parties can consult him free or charge at the Hotel Chlquola, Friday and Saturday, July 16 and 17. SEELEY'S Spermatic Shield Truss, aa used and approved hy the U. S. Government and the Czar of Russia, will retain any ease of rupture per- f fectly, affording immediate relief, and closes tho opening In a short time on the average case, lt produces rosults without surgery or harmful injections. No leg straps to Irritate and soil. No binding of hips. Clean and dur able. . Examination and advice free. Personal references on request. Cut ont and keep for reference. Home Office, 1027 Walnut HU, Philadelphia. Mr. Louln (?reen. Mr. Louis Qrceo lia? accepted a position with thc Dillie Savings Hunk ?if Anderson. Mr. Oreen is one of (he best kuown young business men of tlie city and is n man of much ubiiHy. Hu friends wisli him much success. Is liront Offer. The United State* Woolen Mills store in this city is offering a free pair of trousers with every order for a suit these days. They staled yester day that the Mile * were good. $15.00 buys all. IN YOUR HOME The Heating and Plumbing systems should be of tho first Importance If you consider the good health, tho comfort und tho convenience of your family. Dur numbing ls the Quality Kind that adda to thc house beautiful by the luxuriousness und good designing of the fixtures. Get our Estimate*. Jobbing a Specialty. GLENN PLUMBING COMPANY THE PLUMB GOOB PLUMBERS" 131 W. Benson Si. (Under Staple Hall) PHONE 468 Twelve Years Of FAIR and SQUARE dealing with the insuring public makes US the FORE MOST agency in this part of the country. Our facilities are unlimited for handling Insurance of Every Kind Q. FRANK JOHNSON Citizens Insurance Agency Bleckley Building Phone 209 ii Don't start on that vacation trip without first potting on tires. ii TODD AUTO SHOP Opposite The Palmetto N. Main Oneida Community Ltd. State Souvenir SILVER SPOONS FOR READERS OF THE INTELLIGENCER-A SPOON FOR EVERY STATE. Every Spoon Fully Guaranteed by The Oneida Community, Ltd. If you have not already started a set, begin today. Clip a coupon from The Intelligencer. You cafn redeem it at The Intelligencer Office. Souvenir Spoon Cou pon This coupon, ?hen pre sented with 15c (or by mail 20c). ;;3od for one State Sou venir Spoon. If ordering by mall, address Spoon Depart ment, Tbe Intelligencer. An derson, S. C. , No Spoon sold at Any Price With out This Coupon. 3 States Now Ready : SOUTH CAROLINA, NORTH CAROLINA ALABAMA I