The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 09, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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TIC fey? This Business
But How Good
Of course, we endeavor to, and
actually give Good Value at all
times; but we never sacrifice
Quality to Price.
Then .again, when you buy
here,?you KNOW that it is the
"Proper Thing" and that is
friigftfy satisfactory..
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We receive New Coats Suits,
New Coats, New Dresses, New
Dress Goods, New Trimmed
Hats, New Untrimmed Shapes.
New Furs, Etc. Everything
inst as Dame Fashion Decrees,
and at the proper /time-not
after everybody else has worn
When it comes from this shop--it is "just right." Ask
your friends, jhpy deal here, and they know.
& GRAVES
Agent for Frolaset Front Laced Corsets.
RENT
That Are Not Fully Wired V
For Electricity
Are I^ot Modern and Up,to; pate
Ki
When yon, move this year, insist on having a house, tt?at h as :
'. ' all modern conveniences.
Dorf't Vp Satisfied with anything but electricity. ' Don't ac- j
cepi'anything- "just-ks good" for there isn't anything just as !
gooci; _ . ,
Tli?. price of electricity has been going down, while the cost
. y'ot. other^ necessUiei;: has increased. Allow us to show you
where it;is to .your advantage to use our service.
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G?rr& Xi a
Public Utilities Co.
Phone No. 223.
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?ia eispeet u eiYnesiaay?. ir?? Tecasi, a ? ?a> 9f if(*BH?^?...
Proof Oats, traten ?-onRl?e? c?r?itrefl-,fortanat? in bar?ag s??nrel
ut Oils t?ffle. ./ |vW '.
??sa, we ?me a car et (he eta reliable ?h?ttanooga tere plagia?
? ' Tarn1 >bnp -?ftha ;w???i?f?^o.*;;"fc^geaaina.: T?xtts ? M Bttftt ?root .
. Oftts crt? you're sure of ^teasing roulis. ^''W???''.
??st iVhit?ter ?iteet
ll SOCIETY 1
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Lewis M. Ayer Association.
Quite a number of the members of
the Lewis M. Ayer aasoclalion held
their annual meeting yesterday af
ternoon with "Mrs. J. R. Vandlver on
South MoDuffle street.
This lovely home, was the original
Lewis M. Ayer School, and in its day
and time . was the leading school in
the' upper part of thmo state. Yes
terday afternoon many of those old
pupils Fathered for their usual annual
reunion and the time was spent chat
ting of old times. It was a very hap
py occasion, later in tho evening Mrs.
Voudlvf .- ? invited tho ladies into the
prettily decorated dining room, where
a delightful menu was served.
Mrs. W. W. Chisholm has return
ed from a visit to relatives in Char
leston/ > .
Mrs, ft; M. TUrrrlss has gone to
Union to vi-lt her daughter, Mr:
Wi. B. Todd.
Junior rh j I nt boa Clos?.
Tho Junior Pbllathea class ofN tho
First BaptlBl church will meet on
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the
home of Miss Neille Pruitt on Green
ville street. Misses Beulah'and Clara
Brown, Nellie Pruitt, Nellie Sam
mon8. and May Riley will be tho'joint
hostesses.
Attend State Meeting.
Tlie State Missionary union of the
BaptlBt church will meet In Snartnn
burg thia weok. The following are
thc delegates from the societies here.
Mrs: Johh P. White from the Mis
sionary society; Miss Nelle Barton,
for Y. W. A., and MrB. B. R. King
of tho Sunbeams. Among the others
who will attend aro Mrs., Minne Mil
ford; Mrs. E. R. Horton and Mi SB
Bessie Majors.
Miss Lois Mullikln of Wllllamston
carno over Friday night for tho Kir
mess, and, spent tho , week-end with
MIS3 Ruby Davenport.
Mrs. -Harry. Gelsberg has roturned
?tter-a_ weeks visit to 'relatives in
Elberton;
Mrs. Joe Cohen and Miss Minnie
Cohen of Elberton spent Sunday with
Mrs., ?Harry.. Gelaberg.
Mrs, T., ?A.. Archer and Miss Mar
garet''ATcher have gone tb Jackron
\lille and Atlanta to visit friends. Miss
Margaret Archer. will possibly tar
main in Atlanta,
Mr . and I tra. Albert Kuhn of No?r
York City were ' guests of Mr. and
Mrs.- Harry Geisberg Sundiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhett. Porker sp?nt
Sunday iii Spartanbnrg. . ' _
" /jun '(?in '' ? j-;'t ), .-.? . " . -i.-; i !
. .Mr, Jenn L. Maddon has'returned
fron? Wards wiiero; ba attended - the
Buzhnrdt-Burton wedding on' Monday
morning.. - '
DENYXB NEWS -..S*'
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ThV Denver graded school, which I
.has.' .?f?nr.in'..' session, eines Op'tobor
11th; ls making.splendid progress tn
ail ?aiw? of lt work.
The Tiiplls bf tliis .school have man
ifested ? groat interest ?in their1.work
from -tho. ?ci y . beginning.'. Thereby,'
they-ihaye reflected credit to them
selves, encouraged their teacher's, and
y '"Ohe"' feature thai" has been ibtro
u?ec? into tuc Denver school ???s \
session is that of ni m chiu s io chapel,
and into the. class rooms after re
cess. So far this plan has worked
admirably well. ' %
Two mod?le have been offered to the |
pupils of the Denver school. Miss
Bolt bas. offered a medal to the pupil
m'. ner : room ' who ? shows th? - most
marked Improvement In reading: dur
ing the session. Mr. Corbett will
present a:r?e3ai -to that pupil lr ono
pf tho advanced grades, who at ? '.os to
tko. dbi'.I ne tl on OC making th's nighest
average grade for tho entire year.
;.\Tho Denver Behool Improvement
association met at the. school,building
on last Friday afternoon, and discuss- ]
ed several important questions per- ,
iain lay to the school. The association, j
qoclded J upon" increasing tho. number
of books In tito school library andi
providing the school with a good die-j
tionary. 7*?e selection o? tho die
t io na ry was to be left entirely with
tho teachers of th? school. Also. Mrs,
nammon*, president of the.assoclstion
appointed an entertainment commit
tee,1 Mr. V. P. Corbot, Miss Emma ]
Bolt, and Miss R?uriu X?OW?O wore ask
ed, to .act on this committee. . Mr.
Corbett ;.was also' asked to. gi vt? his '
supervision to th0 culture of tho rose }
garden, which thc- ladies of Gio com
munity hope; to have planted on th?
?cbcoi grounds.. . Finally, tho presi
dent appointed a yard committee, the 1
chief duty of .which, will be io prevent
tho .cutting of the yards on rainy days
hy ibopatrons carelessly driving-im
mediately in front of tho school build- :
lng;. " Mr. Fred Garrison ia chief
member? of this . committee.
S^Krs.; Hammond wishes, ts announce
f?r t?je r?nfbr?ttftUbn of its member?,
that the Improvement association win
meet Von the" third tWday of ev?ry j
meath hereafter. . {
Officer* ot the Denver; School : J
Sesslod 1915^16:
* 8i. C>. Osorge, chairman of
trustees. .
Mr. W. Bl: Eakevr, clerk of board
bi trastees
; Mr. Rothrock? trustee. ..... ".'.',' '
Mr. v. p. Corbett*.principa*. ^ ;
?Mica Emma Bolt, assistant teacher.
"- '?isa Marie Bowie, jUudstant Imxth*
er.?; >
Mrs. R. B. Watkins, teacher of
music. '.*
B?BYWftS
B?RMED LAST MIGHT
Plant Near Neal's Creek Church
Wiped Out ?y Fire.
Th? Neal's Crook ginnery wa? de
stroyed': by fire shortly before mid*
night . jost, nicht. Tho gin was re
ported <to b?vo caught on fire about
closing time the 'afternoon before ead
lt W'SurppOBed that tho fire originated
front) sparks-or some fire left in tho
cotton from the .afternoon fire. Tho
original fire started from a place of
metal being sucked inte tho gins and
?striking''tho-.saws, making a spark
?rouv whioh the flames started. .
t ..That ginnery was a three-gin affair
j sndi wab owned by-tho Anderson Phos
V>ate and Oil company of this city.
.Mn.l ?Cal?ov.'ay?'..Milford was in charge
of' the gin and when he closed down
for t*e day ?there ware no signa bi
fire. The fire broke out about ll
o'clock andu nura ed tseadlly until af
ter midnights .
Seed' reported to be worth from
$1,000 to $1,200 was burned and one
bale of cotton owned by Mr. John Es
kow was in the gin and also was
burned. .?!.?*?
This gin was located near Neal's
Creek church and has been doing a
good business thia season.
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; Mr./,.aud Mrs. Byers of Anderson
spent tho, wfle.V-end at W. L. An
derson's.' . ', .
Mrs.'A. ftSg Campbell and littlo
di ght?r. Elise, have been la. Grcen-'
v e for several days visiting her
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?esBr?. It. E.'and A. N. Campbell
visited Greenville during the past
j Week.
Miss Margaret Arnold of Anderson
l ia tlie guest of Addle Pagers. ?
The following attended Mrs. Goer's
funeral at Belton yesterday: P. B.
Gentry, Miss Bertie Gen'ry, Mrs. II. E.
Campbell, Mrs. Lena Gumbrell, Mrs.
L. E. Campbell, Mrs. Anderson, V.
; W. L, Anderson .
' Miss Cara Bhlrloy, Mrs. Z. C.
Balantine,1 and Mrs! Waiter Ander
son go to fipartanbyrg tomorrow as
delegates to tho State W. M. A.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Tannage Sullivan
move to the homo of her -father, the
late B. B-.-Brcazeale,' Tuesday,
j Friends and ? neighbor.'; welcome her
back home gladly and hope for her
?a? speedy recovery of health and good
?cheer. ... ...<.- '?>%<, ? - ..'
Mr. and Mr'sa Edwin Campbell and
family, are to ir.'ovo?bon to tko J. N.
C,; Griffin placo. . Wo are glad'to have
?more good-neighbors;
Tho formera sire all'busy and cheer
ful . . The vfleeeir <* triple i !?> ;fsst. being
-gathered:>!. ?'?m^l? " ahotrt " housed,
much-grain-ls :be?ng sowed and ground
''-tnTned.">. Th*?'<w?ather ls perfectly
lovely, HOW could we possibly be
anything hut happy, contented and
gratified for-Blich'unh?mberless bless
ings;/' t .. .? .1 i - V!
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McCANTS SCHOOL
i; Scfiooi' SegWat' McCahts November
1, with an attendance of forty-two
I pupils thV.Jtirst^ftft^;. ,^Llargo number
? of the patrons .were present and sev
eral Interesting and encouraging ad
dresses were given- .. It IB bein?
taught'by Miss fejtic'Maddox. . We
have every pr'dsjpefet for a successful
school this session!
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Store
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Haye, yea ?109.06
$2604? er 5509.00 at
icmmnudt .
/.Accumulate a reserve
fund ?rora your cara?
'Jags* ;.'; '.;
Baak a fited sim each
t&r d?r. ;. ...
t' Interest aaded qaar*
, terly will ata k? **|
grow. . .-'',.'^1;
? ^Sr^/.^lagf yea witt j
keep it np,/ '
ment ot
The Strongest BM&|
? ia th? Cwaty.
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Anderson Ever
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This Dress oM?*w?i\t without
doubt, be the Biggest, Bold
est and most Brilliant Dress
sale ever conducted in An-1
derson. Here, you will find,
Afternoon, Reception, and
Evening Lasses made up in
the very J?test styles, and in
every^arited's'n?d?' ?nd col
or at prices wh?cii are only a
fraction of their real value.
For TODAY, Wednesday, and Thursday ONLY, these handsome
dresses willbe sold at prices whith wilt hardly pay for the raw.
material. These dresses weresen'?h?re to test Anderson as a mar
ket. Those unsold, go b?cl?,v,^nday
Dresses Worth Emm $7.50 to $30,00
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You Will Waste Money If Y?? Fat" to Take
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:e of This Sal?
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An Anchor
WHATEVER clsejypu^r^cojn^?lted io -give up during this period of
readjustment, don!t,f&y# up your insurance. It is a hard'tirries
_._-?At_ ?uJlT'H.' _ ? ?il ?4. _...I.T.. 4._!.._t_ 1" _1_Li'i?u '
proposition-that'is, ybU heed it more when business is below nor
mal than you do when things ftr&f$!tiQff your way. ' ;
in ibis modern.day of unc^rtaiiity^insurance is the one thing that af et?/
lbw cari count'upon in ad/eftfty. Other Investments may prove of no ac-^'
count. Many a man has ?e^teVed himself to'b? in good financial condition, -
only to awaken in the rrtbrnfng to*tjttd that-?e wasn't; worth a cent. ;; But
the man who is 'insured is'al3s?lutel^;Cenain ffoat in the event he, is called to
the Great Beyond those dependent upon" him-will have something to count
upon: Ar>.-... h?M$ . . . . :
Not only should one mah?^i?;Jc^?^^5s Insurance at this time, bul fae.
should take out more of it, if it?^?t'?B-possible. For the man unskilledw.%
handling money, there is no other.?w^tment any safer-^-and even theyfel
lbw who supposes he knows all aboWnanaling money is frequently mistaken*.
If there had not been a place iii frf?'?c?noniy of things for the insurance com
panies they would long ago -have been.. forced out of business--EditoriaJ, .
Dayton (O.j, Daily News, January 13. ?915. ^
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i Jf'H?^. a man insures with the-Mutual Benefit Life Insurance ,?omr
'/fae invests his savings iii as strong and safe' aa institution as
may s?fegii^fd^tiie
c??l m?tte/s:
f Such a1 policy is the strongest kind of an anchor..to windward, In fact,
sueii . pro1?c}i$?is essuntial' in . dist?fb?d tjhi?s ?ike- these!
c Mutual BenefitHKfe
M. M. M?%?S?^X&SEM
^{strict Agent
^i- J. Trowbridge, *:<>:.i:-*:r*j<#v:-:iv> W^?Sm
'AA'-. ... .j.-i-.-w^'R^'Osborne,' . -..^.^
'"^f' *: A' . ' ; Special Agents "
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Bleckl?V Bulidine
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