The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 06, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Saturday is the Last Day of the C
Next Month or Next Week Will
? fore ?.Q'clock if You" W?nFto!
Lights Oui and Doon
EVERY riANO IN rVrjHJK BE t
DAY NIGHT.
OPEN THIS EVENIN(
3 - wa.- fS^i, ?. jCTT;f y^tcrxPf anT ;
lights wlllfbe turned out, the holt in
our doc .yrti^to;"throSvn; ; ..and' the
Greatest .Moneyis?v?ri'g .Piano- sate
eyer hold'fn^Anderson*ivillvbe a.thing
ot tho paaf. You only -Haye, today,
therefore, you mu?t think fast and act
quickly it you \vant'; to'laaVe. money
in tho purchase of a i?no IMari? or an
Organ.
A clean sweep is what we want,
no matter how. much lt's going to
cost lia t? "Clean' House? ot every
thing before Saturday night at 0
o'clock.'- .
We haye shipped Pianos , arid . Or
gSns lo/ne?rly every town.:within . a'
distance of GO. iniles. ; .of. .Anderson
siiicc tho Bale .started',' and we regret
tb; say that wo run shor? : of %ul.iahlo
Pianos for <.u>mo of Gie good people
who wanto;)'io purchase at: tho cut
priCCB. . ; '?.. '-?' , y , :,;'?
i ?*?it. of Jb" largo. Btocf, 'we h?vo Or
gans of tho highest grado of ali' well
known makea, ranging in price from
$12, $18, $82/JM2,. to $58, for oome of
tho heat styles und makes,- . If. ?ou
cannot i-ay cash at time of. purchase,
we will give you reasonable . limo
to pay balance lt will certainly pay
m AVES mm?i
. Best capped shop/m the cit.
io'-eyi^ respect;''
. Barbers: C !i^eif,;.6r?.ce^lit
Lig?n ^^l?^t?r^$??^:^;^
; A^ccd Co.'z Closing Out Sale;
I Not Do; You Most Get Here Be
5ave Monay.
j Locked at 9 O'clock
CLOSED OUT BY 9 O'CLOCK SATUK.
; UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
yea te ?et Lc rc; today: .
Wo have a few. Pianos left": 2
"Kranich & Bach," 1 "Iyera & Pond"
slightly used", I, "C. Reed", shop
worn, In rich ''mahogany case,' ' I
"Maxwell" upright -mahogany, 1
"Chickering Bros." Heh mahogany
caf?, 1 "Brambach" Baby* *3ra??d, l
"Clarendon", mahogany and 1 "Smith
& ?Baruen" slightly used a bargain
at 8198.
Don't fail to seo the "Ivers;- &
Pond," rich .mahogany case in fino
condition, looks like' new, regular
price $425- now only $2B3. On pay
ments to suit yon.
: Remomber. good people, ^ U?IH isl
our LAST ADVERTISEMENT during I
this-groat salo, abd wo hope y?? wllj ?
decide' to he One bf tho luck; , buy-j
ors beforo tho salo closps, ?Saturday [
night. '
Wt wish to sincerely thank - the
good peopio of Anderson and ' South
Carolin? for 'their. ' fcbnfldescc; '; and
liberr' patronage durb^ this sale.
C. A. KEElX Prient
C. A, Reed Piano & Organ Co.
?li South 3fnin Street. j
SOTS
10c
y\ ; Strictly Sanitary* fl^jS??'
ficieaV Work '.aeirjrse?
idsay an? Rasof.
'ii to Railroad on North Main.
s
Mles Auna Ross Cunningham Isas I
returned from a two weeks visit toi
Mr?. Bohd'Anderson.
Miss Lucy; Carpenter has returned
toi her home .iq Washington after a
delightful visit to Mrs. C. B. Earle,]
on South MCDuffio street.
* Mr.' Joe Major of Atlanta is here
fdr.a few .days visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Major.
Mn?; fLarnb. J Lanius of Yo'k.. P*
ls here to spend the wlntor with hor
daughter, Mrs." C. C. Sullivan.
Miss Zachary is thc guest of Mrs.
P. B; -Langston last night to seo the
klrmess.
Mrs, J. C. Cunningham has return
ed from a visit to Greenville and
Spartanhurg.
Musical E7ciimg nt St. John's Metho* \
"? dist Church.
On Sunday evening at St. John's
Methodist church, the regular order
of service, will be dispensed with and
a musical program will be given. The
choir will bo ably assisted by some
Of tho best talent of' the city, and a
beautiful and varied . program hao
been arranged. With Mrs. Mac
Donald end Miss Chapman iu charge,
those' who attend aro assured of a
musical treat.
.Tho following ls tho program:
Prelude-JFanf are-Dubois.
Hymhr-rDay Is Dying in tho West.
Prayer.
Still. Still With Thee-Arth?r
Foote^Mesdames MacDonald, Harr?B,
Messrs. T-iee and RaBt.
Gethsemane-Salier-Mr. Sam Orri
Trlbblo.
Forever ?With tho Ixjrd-Gounod
Mesdames MacDonald. Coly.
'7 Scripture Re?dlhg-Nlno'ty First j
Psalm. ?'?
i ' 'Offertory ^My Faith Ijooks Up to|
.Th?e^L?chner-^-'Mrsi MacDonald anti
Mr. Trlbblo.'
" 'Singing ! in God's Acre-Brnckctt- 1
Mrs. Herbert HarrisL v I
God ; Is Mv Guido-Siiubcrt-Me's- '
dames MacDonald, Harris, O'Dell,;:
MtesV.Broyies.. ...- - i
Hymn-All Hall, the Power of Jesus
Name.' . ' " ; - ' / "?
Benediction. ' ,
Posti?de^PftrCGssional March- j
Parker. .1
Mrs. C R. ' MacDonald, choir di
rector. . i
?Uss Annie Chapman,, organist.
Scrv^tfs in the Churches of
Anderson Tomorrow.
??rst Ba&tlst Church.
0:SQ-Teachers '.'prayer EPVICO.
lO^Blblo^ooi-Dr. A. L. Sm?tb/
ers, superintendent,
; ll: ?J?^Pnb?lb.'worship-Sermon by
the pastor, John1 E.- White. Subpect:.
"Tho Death Stmg of Jesus."
; 4:00-Meeting . pt. ' th? Christian:
Growth, club.
7:3?-%Fhb!lc worships-Sermon by
the pastor, ' Subject: '?Tfae Mosf I.m-.|
portant Fool,*.' second. sermon by,.Dr,
;John E. 'WhUe's Borles on "Fools of
*fce Bible." ' ." '
"Wednesday,.
& : .! r?-Teacher* meeting, ?.^PpfagMafl
k ???oi^Pr?ye? and praise service, led
.hythe pastor.
- Friday.
. ' 4; ?O-4-Me?tUig of 'lfc? parUamontarj'
cl?s3. .
Th? public la cordially - invited , lo
bo pi:eaent arid wor'ship witU ^s at ?U
iiioso/B?rvi?eh-.
E?rct I'wsby?eriah Chnr?h;
, The services ?t . the First -PTC*
terkel^t?iimvforUom?rj* rwi?irri
he'd ?VV tb^i^Ubwiogc hpurs: ' - ?&?;
Hiibbath at ten o'clock,.Mr.. E-. W.
'?rtnvb*-' iBuperiht?rident! ' '
. :p?Tstor will' preiocb.^t ? :30 and
7.H0'. A: very' cor^l?3mV?Eatiou is
extended ..lo the p^abllcit? niag^.. ibis
il&lr jrogiil?rv place ol. worship, >U sh
ore will, mort1 strangers 'a ttho" door,
l?toli^^^^v^^?*^?^**?!*^' th*m a
b^nn:book..'. >iy?-V ; V :
Vr&tn Chnrch. :'_
^Rev. J. H. ?ibboney, rector, ph
'te^^'^el^-?i?f^? .
r?ulty,' Novembi^P
^School.
- t??y r';\E?cbarisi;
Sor'tforU
,: :^r?day,^4?S& p.: m;-Evening pray
er. ;. ,v!.f;.-Xv-.'
,Ser^??.^Knaie4.
tegianih? Vwi?a'; tt^ttrl?'-- 3;?n day. in
,^dv?m:b^r^e^?y'? choral
Even ?ung at Grace tihwrcfc w?l
? resum?-*. <; ; P?t??? loalmta. giving
entire service .wlai music will , tue die
Two Pleasant Parties.
Two delightful' ' ' parties for the
;We?k have been' given by Mrs. F. G.
Trlbble, in honor of her motlier, Mr?.
H.. O-'. Cox, ein Tuesday afternoon and
tho other on Thursday lu honor of her
[Sister, Miss,' Annie Cox. Mrs, Cox
and MIBS Annie COX oro planning to
go to Fioridavhcxt. week to spend the
.winter. These ?pbrtles were little
farewell partiC-a and just a few frleuds
wero' invited io to snead tho after
noon, both of \yhich were particular
ly pleasant; and 'enjoyable.
It. E. Lee .Meeting.
A delightfully .pleasant meeting of
the. Robert E. Loo chapter waa hold
yesterday afterncon at tho home. of
Mrs. E. F.?. Horton, with Mrs. Hor
ton,, Mrs. Willing ' McFall and Mrs.
H. f*j ^yil8on as Joint liOBtesaeB. Tl'e
atendauco wassplendid and the meet
ing was au unusually pleasant one.
A charming program bad bcjn.ar
rauged and whs. as. follows: Reading
of tho poem. "Ll.ttlo Jacket of Grey"
by Mrs. J. R.' Vnudiver. Song. Mrs.
Fred 'Maxwell. . Rfcadiug. a aoltcaion.
on tho Memorial at.Stono Mountain by
Mrs, W. ..H.. Na/dln. Mrs. ..Smith, j
the. attract UV? guest of Mrs. . R. S.
Ligon ' deltg?ted the ladles with he's*
plano and -banjo. selections. Mrs;
Bonham ?cad an Intorc&ting selection.
Which waa. followed, by a 'song 'by Mrs.
Wm.. . Laughlin/ Miss Edna Broylcs
pla ved a bright, plano telectlon .
Mrs. W. H. .hardin sang r beauti
ful solo,, after ?Uss Margarei Kvum.
gaye an account of. thc rlans. the; Los .
Angeles chapters'aro making for the
general convention; which mown th?rc.'
this year. Miss'Evans was tho del?
galo . (rom the Robert .E. Lee chap
ter but found it lmpo33iblo io remnln
in Californid that long. Her account
was most interesting. Dainty" ? re*,
frcshr'ents ended t.hts pleasant .after;-,
noon, and the guests, lingered. In a
?:harniin.? I?form?l ??dal session, loth
to leave and thus break iii) the'meet.-"
'lng.. " ?* ;' Wi - ? '.
V Tho:.!d?.l?gatba' (ppm' this chapter to
tlio state, convention which meets ip
Aiken aro Mrs. ?&ynioiul B0aty? the'
president 'Und Mrs. . J1. R. V?ndivsr,
and Mrs.. Minnie- Milford. ;. ? .>' ;
Miss Mary Wicker^ who is clerking
for' the Anderson Mercantile company'
.?t;.^n'd?'ry?^,:,tg.;;ir?.'; ?poiit Thursday
and Tli?nd?y;7?gh^ wjth rclally.es in
thtf ?ltyi: returning 'io. Anderson JFrl
'daV morning.-N'?wberry'l?oraid '?nd
N?ws. ' ". r ' '. "
Mr's. 0-mrge Liitnor of 'Augusta was
hore ror:'tho production of tho .'Klr
mcss .'iast'.: night and will remain
.fea? days'with her parents, Dr. aw
Mr?. J. O.vWilhlte.
-;-Trr-*VT>----.
Magnrflcant-Ketty*.
Nunc Dimlttls-atainor form
Spohr.
,M Credo- Stainer.
V- Fiyma^Jerttsalom, My Happy
Hoine.'i. .- , . > '
Hymn-r-Who Aro - These in Bright
Arr^y. \
%l ?them-Tho ?earth is tho ; Lord's by
Monk.' . y- : .
Recessional-Hark! Tho Sound pf
l^olj1 Voices..
Cer.iral PrcBo'rtcvfcin. .
Sunday achool at ;10;l5 o'clock, >
i 11:30 morh?cg service; Subject of
sermon',-' "Tho Value bf : Cooperative
Effort:?' :
7:30'evenliiK . service:'.'Subject , ct
sermon, "Life and How tO-?Gi lt."
Public cordially invited to ?ll ser
vices.
Tile PeaJ l?o J?o? 9??^^^^^[
(Loudon Observer.')
* ANDERSON COLLEGE ' *
* *
The first annual meeting of. thc An
derson College Alumnae asBoclatlqn,
following Jts organization last MUy,
wah held on October 23 with" Mts?
Lucile Burrlss ut' her home In North
Anderson, Tho following members
were present: Miss Margaret Clink
8ce.lea_of Honea Path, '15 president of
tho association; Miss Lucile B?rrigs
Of-Anderson, 'X4f secretary and iiudc
uror; Miss Jeannett Aiken, '14, ol
Abbeville ? Miss Miriam Weeks, "li, of
Aiken; Miss Elizabeth Lawrence, '15,
oC Duluth, Minnesota; Miss ^Lcota
George, .'li, of Bolton.
Tho Lanier Literary society hus an
nounced the first of a series of pro
grams Bet apart to the study of
French literature.
The leading Hallowe'en festivity
took the form of a Ghost Party which
Wife given' on Katurduy evening by tin
Labicr society. The guests of i tlie
vivfciilng were Uio fucuity an? the mem
bers of tho Estherl&p Literury society.
On Friday evening, November
Hon. William Jennings Bryan will de
liver an address In thc auditorium of
tho :COllege upon tho subject,- "The
European War and Its LesBonB For
'President James P. Klnard has rc
turned after a brief visit to. Colum
bia.
Miss Vivian Cox bf Helton was call
ed home this week hy tho death of her
slater< Mrs. Ernest Cox;
. Miss Martha Pagerit of Anderson
visited in the colleg?, last week aa
tho guest of Miss Burton. ./'.'
ANDERSON THEATRE
, Tuesday, November 9th, i
Ohe Solid Year iii New York.
Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 73c, SOc.
Seals on Sale Thursday at Box
Cured Boy. ef Croup.
.. Nothing frightens-a mother moro.|
than thomud. noars?, cough cf- croup
The, labored breathing, strangling,1
choking and gasping for breath call
fof instant action: Mrs;: T.'.N?ureucr,
Eau' Chairo, : Wis., :,-jmys : "Foley's.
Honey and Tar cured my boy ot a
serious attack of . croup after other
remedies had failed. .1 recommend it
to'.; every one ns wc .-know from our
^nvbsgerlence;.. th ki H . * wonder
ful;, ??nicqy .."for. coughs, colds, croup
abd whooping'cough." It clears air
passages, southe and heals. ' Bold
everywhere.
0?HEB ! Yfllin 8HIL?
illflliriii
.-: "
if tousse h csHS?e?, hreallj * had1
stQi^cKsonr,.clean liver'
and bowels.
dive- "California" Syrup of ^Fige^at
on'ce~a teaspoonful today often saves
a si??t "child "tomorrow.
If your little one is otnVofr3orts,
hajf-slok, hn\;t resting, ea Ung and actr
lng naturally- took. Mother! seo. if
tongue.ls coated-. Thia is a eyre;sign
thajt Us : Httlo stomach., liver rind
bowels ?re Clogged wlrH /wjiste. When
cross.- .irritable, feverish, stomach
?bur, .breath bad or has; o?.Diaacti-acbo
ohtrrhbea; .sore- throat, 'full of co
SON THEATRF
BRILLIANT
PEOPLE IN GAST--300
SPECIAL
3 P.M.
BARGAIN PRICES
ss
Reserved Seats now selling at/Op?ira
House.
Unnlel J. .Sullivan, RS T. Mogs Johns omi Gertrude Clemens a?"tio"ddIcs in tim
World'? Fannie?? Farce, fA Pair of Sixes,? .Aldersea Theatrev Jiovi 0.
mm
tarais
Street ?ear Ra?t?? ?ui Bsr
Now Spouts Cias??i?se 't?fc?:lfeur G?r #j
'Now. Come and Bs Serpeo.. .-.>>?